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California's northeast border: political pragmatism turned territorial imperative

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  • 1998
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  • The California Geographer 38: 40-63
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  • The placement of California's Northeast border is usuaiiy ascribed to issues of slavery, greed and compromise. In reality, the arbitrary definition and delimitation of this boundary stemmed from problems of physical size, acculturation, and the perceived, relative value of the physical landscape. The resultant impacts on the cultural landscape still reverberate today.
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