Jack S. Williams Books

The Mojave of California and Arizona The Library of Native Americans
The Shasta of California And Oregon Library of Native Americans of California
The Library of Native Americans
The California presidios
The California presidios

By Jack S. Williams

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Explains their importance as forts in American history, San Diego (1769), Monterey (1770), San Francisco (1776), and Santa Barbara (1782), and includes details of life while they were in use.

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The Ohlone of California The Library of Native Americans
The Esselen of California The Library of Native Americans
People of the California Missions
The Modoc of California and Oregon The Library of Native Americans
The Shoshone of California The Library of Native Americans of California
Chumash of California
Chumash of California

By Jack S. Williams

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