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The gold digger's guide

J. Bailey

1992

Hawken fury

David Thompson

2000

Mystery at the JHC Ranch

W. C. Tuttle

1932

Hija de la fortuna

Isabel Allende

1999 ★ 4.2

Barkerville days

Fred W. Ludditt

1980

Martin Frobisher's northwest venture, 1576-1581

D. D. Hogarth

1994

Reports on the present condition of the Canada Consolidated Gold Mining Company's property and on the treatment of its ores at Deloro, Ontario

Richard P. Rothwell

1883

Gold seekers of the 1890s

Mimi Colligan

1992

The Monetary History of Gold

Mark Duckenfield

2004

By The Great Horn Spoon

Sid Fleischman

1963 ★ 4.2

Gold: its occurrence and extraction

Alfred G. Lock

1882

The Gold Cache

James Willard Schultz

1917

Nazi Gold

Douglas Botting, Ian Sayer

2003

The Klondike gold rush

Marc Tyler Nobleman

2006

Gold

James Gladstone, Edwards, Ron

2004

Key currencies and gold, 1900-1913

Peter H. Lindert

1969

The gold mines of the world containing concise and practical advice for investors

J. H. Curle

1899

The Power of Gold

Peter L. Bernstein

2000

El oro del rey

Arturo Pérez-Reverte

2000 ★ 4.2

Or et monnaie dans l'histoire, 1450-1920

Pierre Vilar

1974

Jim Wardner, of Wardner, Idaho

Jim Wardner

1900

The Fraser mines vindicated, or, The history of four months

Alfred Waddington

1858

The gold fields of Canada

Douglas, James

1863

The Devil's Curve: A Journey Into Power and Profit at the Amazon's Edge

Arno Kopecky

2012

The Lost Lemon mine

James B. Butler, Roland Maw, Dan Riley

1900

Gold and international equity investment

S. Herbert Frankel

1969

The gold fields of Canada and how to reach them

E. Jerome Dyer

1898

The war on gold

Antony Cyril Sutton

1978

Monetary reform and the price of gold

Bologna Center Conference on Gold and International Monetary Reform 1967.

1967

At the end of the rainbow?

Gordon MacMillan

1995

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