Fragmento historico del Nayarit, Tarahumara, pimeria, è indios seris ... : Provincia del Santo Evangelio, Mexico, 1791.

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Fragmento historico del Nayarit, Tarahumara, pimeria, è indios seris ... : Provincia del Santo Evangelio, Mexico, 1791.

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Compiled by an anonymous Franciscan friar from the manuscripts of various unnamed Jesuit missionaries in the provinces of Nayarit, Tarahumara, Chiripas, Sinaloa, and Sonora, 1686-1766; describes these provinces, their inhabitants, particularly the Pima and Seri Indians, the work of Father Kino and his successors, the 1751 rebellion, and other aspects of colonization.

Originals : 34 p. ; 33 cm.Copies : partial microfilm reel (31 exposures) : negative (Rich. 101:15) and positive.

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