California Collection - Braille Institute of America

Eagle in the Sky BRB-08312
by F. Van Wyck Mason
This American Revolutionary novel follows the adventures of three
doctors, Asa Peabody, Peter Burnham, and Lucius Devoe. 1948.
Earl Warren: The Judge Who Changed America BRB-10844
by Jack Harrison Pollack
This account of the personal life and career of Earl Warren, three-term
Governor of California, and Chief Justice of the Supreme Court from
1954 to 1969, reveals how a moderate conservative suddenly emerged
as a crusading liberal reformer. 1979.
Early Sunset Magazine 1898-1928 CBB-1270
edited by Paul Johnson
A collection of articles and stories from Sunset Magazine published by
the California Historical Society. 1973.
Earth and Other Ethics: The Case for Moral Pluralism CBB-0742
by Christopher D. Stone
The author contends that we have to rethink some of the most basic
assumptions of ethics. The author holds the Roy P. Crocker Chair at
the University of Southern California Law Center. For high school and
adult readers. 1987.
Earthquake Country: How, Why and Where Earthquakes Strike in
California CBB-0840 / BRB-11142
by Robert Iacopi
The San Andreas fault is the largest and most important geographic
feature in California’s earthquake country; naturally it takes up the
lion’s share of space in the book. However, the reader will find much
information here about other active faults--not only those of the larger
San Andreas fault system, but others not directly connected. 1971.
East Los Angeles: History of a Barrio CBB-0607
by Ricardo Romo
An account of the largest Mexican-American community in the U.S.,
the city within a city known as “East Los Angeles.” How it has
adjusted to life in the United States and has fared in this country’s labor
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