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In the spring of 1930, lawyer and historian Carl Wheat made a visit to some old mining camps in California for the purposes

of researching life during the gold rush. His focus came to rest on the practice of a secret society

among the miners, one with an apparently long and storied past. Mr. Wheat was no stranger to fraternal societies himself, being a member of San Francisco's

Bohemian Club, whose annual retreat for the rich and powerful at Bohemian Grove serves as popular

fodder for many conspiracy theorists.

But in the secret society that flourished among

the miners in the 19th century, called E. Clampus vitus, Carl Wheat saw something more than an

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