Biographies Through the Viewfinder: A Section of a Panoramic Photograph of Los Angeles, Henry T. Payne, ca. 1875 by homesteadmuseum Posted on August 19, 2022August 20, 2022 Read More
Law & Crime “Justice is Complacent, and the Eagle Roosts High”: The “Lame and Impotent Conclusion” to the Trials After the Chinese Massacre of 24 October 1871 by homesteadmuseum Posted on October 28, 2021November 1, 2021 Read More
Law & Crime “A Very Salutary Effect in Restraining the Lawless Class”: Trials Following the Chinese Massacre of 24 October 1871 by homesteadmuseum Posted on October 27, 2021 Read More
Law & Crime “In This Way Only Can You Satisfy an Offended God, Violated Law, and Outraged Humanity”: From the Coroner’s Inquest to the Grand Jury Report on the Chinese Massacre of 24 October 1871 by homesteadmuseum Posted on October 26, 2021 Read More
Law & Crime “The Mob Consisted of All Nationalities as They Live in Los Angeles”: The Coroner’s Inquest After the Chinese Massacre of 24 October 1871 by homesteadmuseum Posted on October 25, 2021 Read More
Law & Crime “The ‘Heathen Chinee’ is Not Only an Adept at Villainy”: Prefiguring the Chinese Massacre of 24 October 1871 by homesteadmuseum Posted on October 23, 2021 Read More
