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Several Spanish soldiers and their families, under the leadership of the Franciscan Father Francisco Palou, founded the town we know as San Francisco in 1776 on a site inhabited for several centuries by ancestors of the Costanoan people.
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San Francisco, New York, Bancroft Library, Progressive Era, University of California Press, Oxford University Press, Workingmen's Party of California, Huntington Library, Laura de Force Gordon, William Randolph Hearst, Denis Kearney, James Duval Phelan, San Franciscans, Knights of Labor, Sacramento Union, San Marino, Southern Pacific, City Hall, Great Upheaval, Charlotte Perkins Gilman, Parameters of Urban Fiscal Policy, Harvard University Press, Henry George, Stanford University, William Tell Coleman
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