Differing Perspectives
How the pendulum swings in just a little more than a decade. May I also add that I'm really tired of teachers assigning their hapless students heavy research projects on some obscure little Indian tribe (probably invented for casino privledges) or mission and then requiring the primary source for the information to be from a book (internet or encyclopedias won't do), which often does not exist, anywhere. Teachers, please let's work together on this, and do a little homework of your own.
Mission to paradise : the story of Junipero Serra and the missions of California / by Kenneth M. King. Chicago : Franciscan Herald Press ; [San Francisco] : distributed by the Society of California Pioneers, 1975
The Missions of California : a legacy of genocide / Rupert Costo, Jeannette Henry Costo, editors.
Publication info. [San Francisco] : Published by The Indian Historian Press for the American Indian Historical Society, c1987.
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