Readers of La Junta history may wish to consult a new thesis from UNT. SPANISH LA JUNTA DE LOS RIOS: THE INSTITUTIONAL HISPANICIZATION OF AN INDIAN COMMUNITY ALONG NEW SPAIN'S NORTHERN FRONTIER, 1535-1821. By Bradley Folsom. A Thesis Prepared for the Degree of MASTER OF ARTS UNIVERSITY OF NORTH TEXAS August 2008. His chapters are topical 1. INTRODUCTION.......................................................................................1 2. THE INDIANS AND THE ENVIRONMENT..............................................16 3. THE CONQUISTADOR...........................................................................32 4. THE SPANISH CIVILIAN SETTLER........................................................50 5. THE MISSIONARY..................................................................................66 6. THE PRESIDIAL SOLDIER.....................................................................82 7. CONCLUSION.......................................................................................105 It should be interesting in light of Morgenthaler's two recent volumes. |
RUN! On Great Tribulation
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Announcing the end of the great tribulation. Proclaiming the Day of the
Lord and the year of the Lord's favour as described in the Holy Bible.
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