California Collection - Braille Institute of America

The Life and Adventures of a Canadian Pioneer CBB-0558
by John Lawson Haight
The family history and genealogy of the Haight family is traced from
the European background in Germany, Holland and England, to
Canada in 1628, and then to the United States.
The Life and Adventures of Joaquin Murieta, the Celebrated California
Bandit CBB-0164
by John Rollin Ridge (Yellow Bird)
The story of California's favorite bandit first saw print a century ago. It
is filled with bank robberies, kidnappings, cattle and horse stealing for
a rousing and bizarre biography. 1955.
Life and Death of Crazy Horse CBB-1561
by Russell Freedman
Covers the life of Crazy Horse who rose to fame as the greatest of all
Teton Sioux warriors. He won many victories but his crowning
achievement was leading his warriors against General Custer and his
Seventh Calvary in the Battle of the Little Bighorn. Treachery and
deceit finally led to Crazy Horse's violent death at Camp Robinson.
This book captures the courage and idealism of an uncompromising
warrior who fought and died for his beliefs. For junior and senior high
readers. 1996.
The Life and Teaching of Lucius Anaeus Seneca CBB-0631
by George G. Strem
The life of the Roman philosopher Seneca nineteen centuries ago has
great relevance in the uncanny resemblance between circumstances of
his time and ours. 1981.
The Life and Thought of Josiah Royce CBB-0672
by John Clendenning
The philosopher's biography draws connections between Royce's
opinions and the 19th and early 20th centuries, as well as vivid
accounts of his relationships with his mother, wife and best friend.
1985.
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