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The Bride of Mission San José: A Tale of Early California

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Set in an early Californian mission community, the story balances domestic life and public intrigue as an influential family, clergy, military officers, and foreign agents pursue competing aims. Scenes of music, social entertainments, and family duty alternate with clandestine negotiations, intelligence-gathering, and dealings with local indigenous leaders. A young woman's romantic prospects intersect with political maneuvering, shifting loyalties, and personal sacrifice, while councils, rides, and reports propel the action toward reconciliations and a final marriage that ties together several personal and diplomatic threads.

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John Augustine Cull

John Augustine Cull was an American author known for his historical fiction that captures the essence of early California. His notable work, "The Bride of Mission San José: A Tale of Early California," reflects his interest in the region's rich cultural heritage and the complexities of life during that era. Cull's writing often intertwines romance and history, providing readers with a vivid portrayal of the past. Through his storytelling, he contributes to the literary landscape by exploring themes of love and identity against the backdrop of California's early missions.

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