Soldiers of the Cross: Notes on the Ecclesiastical History of New Mexico, Arizona, and Colorado (Google eBook)

John Baptist Salpointe

St. Boniface's Industrial School, 1898 - Missions - 299 pages

Contents

• THE COLONIAL PERIOD FROM 1538 to 1821: 1
• CHAPTER I: 7
• ETHICS AND CUSTOMS OF THE INDIANS Marriages Burials Medicine: 15
• CHAPTER III: 25
• THE EXPEDITION OF DON JUAN DE OSATE BRINGING COLONIZERS: 53
• CHAPTER VII: 64
• CHAPTER VIII: 73
• GOVERNMENT OF VARGAS CONTINUED 1 Resettlement of Santa: 88
• CHAPTER XI: 104
• Mexico and the Western Cities of the United States 3 Fall: 111
• CHAPTER XIII: 122
• A LAST GLANCE AT THE INDIANS 1 Were the Aborigines Very: 150
• THE FIRST MEXICAN EMPIRE The Independence of Mexico recognized: 158
• LA REPUBLICA DE MEXICO Page 159 to: 166
• CHAPTER V: 180
• THE MISSIONS or ARIZONA UNDER THE MEXICAN RULE Secularization: 188
• CHAPTER I: 191
• THE CREATION OF THE VICABIATE APOSTOLIC OF NEW MEXICO P 194 to: 201
• CHAPTER V: 210
• CHAPTER VI: 224
• CHAPTER VII: 234
• THE FIRST SCHOOLS ESTABLISHED OUTSIDE OF SANTA FE Page 234 to: 241
• MISSIONARIES SENT FROM SANTA FE TO ARIZONA Page 242 to: 249
• CHAPTER X: 255
• THE TERRITORY OF ARIZONA MADE A VICARIATE APOSTOLIC Page 259 to: 264
• SANTA FE MADE AN ARCHDIOCESE Page 266 to: 271
• CHAPTER XIV: 284
• APPENDIX Page 289 to: 296

Bibliographic information

• Title: Soldiers of the Cross: Notes on the Ecclesiastical History of New Mexico, Arizona, and Colorado
• Author: John Baptist Salpointe
• Publisher: St. Boniface's Industrial School, 1898
• Original from: the University of Wisconsin - Madison
• Digitized: Feb 7, 2009
• Length: 299 pages