Oscar Lewis
Also known as
Oscar LEWISLewis, Oscar
Born 1893-01-01
Died 1992-01-01
Identifiers
- VIAF19744598
- WikidataQ59687443
- ISNI0000000080986113
- Internet Archivedeathinsanchezfa0000unse
- Open LibraryOL115827A
Top Subjects
- California (10)
- History (3)
- Humboldt Bay (Calif.) (3)
- Hopkins, Mark, -- 1813-1878 (2)
- Crocker, Charles, -- 1822-1888 (2)
- Stanford, Leland, -- 1824-1893 (2)
- Humboldt County (Calif.) (2)
Books by Oscar Lewis
Total count: 102
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Hearn and his biographersthe record of a literary controversy. Together with a group of letters from Lafcadio Hearn to Joseph Tunison, now first publishedWestgate Press1930-01-01
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The origin of The celebrated jumping frog of Calaveras CountyBook Club of California1931-01-01
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The California mining townsa series of twelve rare early views of towns and camps of the gold rushPublished for its members by the Book Club of California1933-01-01
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California in 1846described in letters from Thomas O. Larkin, "The Farthest West," E. M. Kern, and "Justice."The Grabhorn Press1934-01-01
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Mug booksa dissertation concerning the origins of a certain familiar division of AmericanaGrabhorn Press1934-01-01
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The Big FourAlfred A Knopf1938-01-01
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Big Four the Story of Huntington, Stanford, Hopkins and Crocker and of the Building of the Central Pacific RailroadAlfred A. Knopf1938-01-01
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The big four, the story of Huntington, Stanford, Hopkins, and Crocker, and of the building of the Central PacificA. Knopf1938-01-01
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Lola Montezthe mid-Victorian bad girl in CaliforniaThe Colt press1938-01-01
The big fourthe story of Huntington, Stanford, Hopkins, and Crocker, and of the building of the Central Pacific.A.A. Knopf / Halcyon House1938-01-01-
Bonanza InnAmerica's first luxury hotelFirst ed. --A.A. Knopf1939-01-01
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A.M.B.; some aspects of his life and timesbegun in playful mood for his entertainment of his 75th birthday and now completed for his sorrowing friends as a token of remembrance and affectionThe Grabhorn Press1941-01-01
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A.M.B.some aspects of his life and times begun in playful mood for his entertainment on his 75th birthday and now completed for his sorrowing friends as a token of remembrance and affection.The Grabhorn press1941-01-01
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I Remember ChristineKnopf1942-01-01
I remember ChristineKnopf1942-01-01
The quest for Qual-a-wa-loo <Humboldt bay> a collection of diaries and historical notes pertaining to the early discoveries of the area now known as Humboldt County, California1943-01-01-
The quest for Qual-a-wa-loo, [Humboldt Bay]a collection of diaries and historical notes pertaining to the early discoveries of the area now known as Humboldt County, California.1943-01-01
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The uncertain journeyA.A. Knopf1945-01-01
The Uncertain JourneyA.A. Knopf1945-01-01
Within the Golden Gatea survey of the history, resources, and points of interest of the bay region prepared for delegates to the United Nations Conference on International OrganizationThe San Francisco Bay Area Council1945-01-01
San Francisco since 1872,A pictorial history of seven decades, with photographs and poems from the collection of Milton S. Ray;1946-01-01-
San Francisco since 1872a pictorial history of seven decades, with photographs and poems from the collection of Milton S. Ray1946-01-01
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The Big FourKnopf1946-01-01
Silver kingsthe lives and times of Mackay, Fair, Flood, and O'Brien, lords of the Nevada Comstock lode.[1st ed.]A. A. Knopf1947-01-01-
John Henry Nash, 1871-1947.Black Vine Press1947-01-01
Silver KingsA. A. Knopf1947-01-01-
California HeritageCrowell1949-01-01
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Sea routes to the gold fieldsthe migration by water to California in 1849-1852.[1st ed.]A. A. Knopf1949-01-01
California heritage.Crowell1949-01-01-
Sea Routes to the Gold FieldsAlfred A. Knopf1949-01-01
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The Lost YearsA Biographical FantasyAlfred A. Knopf1951-01-01
The lost yearsa biographical fantasy[1st ed.]Knopf1951-01-01-
Life in a Mexican Village: Tepoztlan RestudiedUniversity of Illinois Press1951-01-01
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Sagebrush casinosthe story of legal gambling in NevadaDoubleday1953-01-01
Sagebrush casinosthe story of legal gambling in Nevada.[1st ed.]Doubleday1953-01-01-
George DavidsonPioneer West Coast ScientistUniversity of California1954-01-01
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Hawaii, gem of the PacificRandom House1954-01-01
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Hawaii, gem of the Pacific;Random House1954-01-01
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George Davidsonpioneer west coast scientist.University of California Press1954-01-01
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Five families;Mexican case studies in the culture of povertyNew American Library1954-01-01
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High Sierra CountryDuell, Sloan & Pearce1955-01-01
The story of California.Garden City Books1955-01-01-
High Sierra CountryLittle Brown and Co.1955-01-01
The Town That Died LaughingLittle Brown1955-01-01-
The story of CaliforniaGarden City Books1955-01-01
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The town that died laughingthe story of Austin, Nevada, rambunctious early-day mining camp, and of its renowned newspaper, The Reese River reveille.[1st ed.]Little, Brown1955-01-01
High Sierra country.[1st ed.]Duell, Sloan and Pearce1955-01-01
Bay window Bohemiaan account of the brilliant artistic world of gaslit San Francisco.[1st ed.]Doubleday1956-01-01-
Bay window Bohemia;An account of the brilliant artistic world of gaslit San FranciscoDoubleday1956-01-01
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Here lived the CaliforniansRinehart1957-01-01
Here lived the Californians.Rinehart1957-01-01-
Fabulous San Simeona history of the Hearst Castle, a Calif. state monument located on the scenic coast of Calif., together with a guide to the treasures on display.California Historical Society1958-01-01
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The autobiography of the Westpersonal narratives of the discovery and settlement of the American WestHolt1958-01-01
The autobiography of the Westpersonal narratives of the discovery and settlement of the American West[1st ed.]Holt1958-01-01
Fabulous San Simeona history of the Hearst Castle, a Calif. state monument located on the scenic coast of Calif., together with a guide to the treasures on displayCalifornia Historical Society1958-01-01-
Village life in northern IndiaStudies in a Delhi villageUniversity of Illinois Press1958-01-01
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Village life in northern IndiaStudies in a Delhi villageUniversity of Illinois Press1958-01-01
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Five Families: Mexican Case Studies in the Culture of PovertyNew American Library1959-01-01
Five FamiliesA Mentor Book1959-01-01-
Five FamiliesMexican Case Studies in THBASIC BOOKS1959-01-01
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THE CHILDREN OF SANCHEZ Autobiography of a Mexican FamilyNY: Random House 1961.1960-01-01
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TepoztlGan, village in MexicoHolt1960-01-01
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A family of buildersthe story of the Haases and Thompsons, California pioneers since gold rush daysEdward T. Haas1961-01-01
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The war in the Far West1861-1865Doubleday1961-01-01
The war in the Far West: 1861-1865.[1st ed.]Doubleday1961-01-01-
The Children of Sánchez: Autobiography of a Mexican FamilyRandom House1961-01-01
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The Children of SanchezVintage Books1961-01-01
This was San Francisco, being first-hand accounts of the evolution of one of America's favorite cities.[1st ed.]D. McKay Co.1962-01-01-
Children of SanchezVintage Books (Random House)1963-01-01
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Pedro MartinezA Mexican Peasant And His FamilyVintage Books1964-01-01
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PEDRO MARTINEZRandom House1964-01-01
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Anthropological EssayRandom House1964-01-01
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Pedro MartinezA Mexican Peasant and His FamilySecker & Warburg1964-01-01
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Literary San FranciscoUniversity of California, Bancroft Library/Berkeley, Regional Oral History Office1965-01-01
Literary San Franciscoand related material1965-01-01-
Oscar Lewis--literary San Franciscoan interviewUniversity of California, Regional Oral History Office, Bancroft Library1965-01-01
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The children of SánchezAutobiography of a Mexican familyPenguin Books1965-01-01
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Sutter's FortGateway to the Gold FieldsP-H1966-01-01
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Sutter's Fort;Gateway to the gold fieldsPrentice-Hall1966-01-01
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San Francisco: mission to metropolis.Howell-North Books1966-01-01
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The quest for Qual-a-wa-loo, Humboldt Baya collection of diaries and historical notes pertaining to the early discoveries of the area now known as Humboldt County, California.Holmes Book Co.1966-01-01
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The big fourthe story of Huntington, Stanford, Hopkins, and Crocker, and of the building of the Central Pacific1st ed.A. A. Knopf1966-01-01
Sutter's Fortgateway to the gold fields.Prentice-Hall1966-01-01-
La Vida1966-01-01
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La vidaA Puerto Rican family in the culture of poverty--San Juan and New YorkRandom House1966-01-01
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Pedro Martineza Mexican Peasant and His FamilyVintage Books1967-01-01
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Una Muerte En La Familia SanchezEditorial Grijalbo, S.A.1969-01-01
A death in the Sánchez family1969-01-01
The Sacramento River.[1st ed.]Holt, Rinehart and Winston1970-01-01-
Anthropological essaysRandom House1970-01-01
Sea routes to the gold fieldsthe migration by water to California in 1849-1852Ballantine Books1971-01-01-
The life and times of the Virginia City Territorial enterprisebeing reminiscences of five distinguished Comstock journalists.L. Osborne1971-01-01
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To remember Albert M. (Micky) Bendernotes for a biography.Printed by R. Grabhorn & A. Hoyem1973-01-01
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The Effects of White Contact Upon Blackfoot CultureWith Special Reference To The Role Of The Fur TradeUniversity of Washington Press1973-01-01
San Franciscomission to metropolis2d ed.Howell-North Books1980-01-01-
The first 75 yearsthe story of the Book Club of California, 1912-1987The Club1987-01-01
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The first 75 yearsthe story of the Book Club of California, 1912-1987The Club1987-01-01
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A widely cast netselections from the work of a veteran California writerBook Club of California1996-01-01
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KwaidanGhost Stories and Strange Tales of Old JapanDover Publications, Incorporated2012-01-01
The Town That Died Laughing The Story Of Austin Nevada Rambunctious Early Day Mining Camp And Of Its Renowned Newspaper, The Reese River ReveilleFranklin Classics2018-10-15-
Storie Di Dominanza LesbicaIndependently Published2022-01-01
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Storie Romantiche BisessualiIndependently Published2022-01-01