Publisher's Synopsis
This historical document details the origins, membership criteria, and accomplishments of the California Society of the Sons of the American Revolution. It provides insights into the society's founding principles, qualifications for membership, and the process of becoming a member. The text also lists reference books relevant to the society's mission and highlights what the society has achieved since its inception.
A valuable resource for genealogists, historians, and those interested in patriotic societies, this publication offers a glimpse into the early 20th-century efforts to preserve and promote the legacy of the American Revolution. "Origin, Reasons for Membership, Qualifications for Membership, how to Become a Member, Books of Reference, What the Society has Accomplished" serves as a primary source for understanding the society's role in commemorating American history and fostering civic engagement. It remains a relevant artifact for those seeking to understand the historical context of patriotic organizations in the United States.
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