Love vs. Hate ~ A detailed study of C.M. Goethe

Historic Leidesdorff Ranch, Sacramento County is a 35,000 acre Mexican Land Grant that was legally transfered to William Alexander Leidedorff, Jr. in 1844.

Quickly the terms of agreement were followed and legal title was transfered. Leidesdorff Ranch was an operational food, fiber, fuel, forestry and financial agribusiness entity in pre-Gold Rush California.

U.S. Government contracts were signed an fulfilled by the labor from the land at Leidesdorff Ranch. Today, primary source documentation is sought to fill in the gaps of sharing a more complet and accruate story of the "African Founding Father of California"

The son of Afro~Cuban, Danish~Jewish ancestry, William Alexander Leidesdorff, Jr. provides us many, many modern lessons of high cultural excellence.

A detailed study of C.M. Geothe shows the lessons as well, we certainly have hate down to a science at the beginning of the 21st Century.

What the world needs now, is love sweet love, it's the only thing that there is not enough...

Hopefully, many more will embrace the Leidesdorff song after singing the Goethe song.