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The Chinese question report of the Special Committee on Assembly Bill No. 13

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E. A. Rockwell, chairman."Assembly bill no. 13. An act to establish and maintain a police force for the protection and regulation of Asiatic and Mongolian residents of this state, and to prevent coolie slavery in California": p. [8]-12.
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Rockwell, E. A., 1826-1877
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  1. Chinese
  2. Foreign Workers, Chinese

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