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Death Valley in ’49

CHAPTER XVII
19/28

I tried to follow the right trail so as to shun bad men, and never found much difficulty in doing so.

We hear much of the Vigilance Committee of early days.

It was an actual necessity of former times.

The gold fields not only attracted the good and brave, but also the worst and most lawless desperadoes of the world at large.

England's banished convicts came here from the penal colonies of Australia and Van Diemen's Land.


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