Samuel Brannan And The Golden Fleece

This book tells the story of Samuel Brannan, one of the most influential figures of the California Gold Rush. Scott details Brannan's life and business ventures, including his role as the founder of San Francisco's first newspaper. She also explores the controversies that surrounded Brannan's success, including his involvement in the Mormon Church and accusations of fraud. This fascinating biography will appeal to anyone interested in the history of the American West.

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