Brief history of Indian missions in southern California : n.p. : ms. S, [undated].

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Brief history of Indian missions in southern California : n.p. : ms. S, [undated].

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A description of Protestant missionary work with the Indians in the San Jacinto area from 1889 to 1898, the establishment of missions at the Potrero and at Martinez, and plans for expansion to the Yuma area.

Originals : [7] p. ; 25 cm.Copies : partial microfilm reel : negative (Rich. 85:8)

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