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Tejano origins in eighteenth-century San Antonio / edited by Gerald E. Poyo and Gilberto M. Hinojosa ; illustrated by José Cisneros.
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Book
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English
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1st ed.
Published/Created
Austin : Published by the University of Texas Press for the University of Texas Institute of Texan Cultures at San Antonio, 1991.
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xxii, 198 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm
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Firestone Library - Stacks
F394.S2 T43 1991
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Subject(s)
Spaniards
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Texas
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San Antonio
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History
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18th century
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Indigenous peoples of North America
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Texas
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San Antonio
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History
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18th century
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Mexicans
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Texas
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San Antonio
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History
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18th century
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San Antonio (Tex.)
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History
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Indigenous Studies
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University of Texas Institute of Texan Cultures at San Antonio
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Poyo, Gerald Eugene, 1950-
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Hinojosa, Gilberto Miguel, 1942-
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Summary note
An absorbing social history of the lives of the intrepid settlers who rallied around their traditional institutions--mission centers, municipalities, and the military arm of the crown--to secure the northernmost frontier of New Spain and to convert theland, as much as they were capable, into a productive segment of the empire... This volume merits a wide audience especially among social scientists engaged in providing meaning to the Mexican American community in Texas." New Mexico Historical Review "The exploration of the interrelationships among soldiers, civilian settlers, missionaries, and Indians in the San Antonio area is of special significance. This provides a refreshing approach for the study of early borderlands history, transcending the tendency among some historians to study these groups in isolation.
Bibliographic references
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents
Bexar: profile of a Tejano community, 1820-1832 / J.F. de la Teja and J. Wheat
Forgotten founders: the military settlers of eighteenth-century San Antonio de Bexar / J.F. de la Teja
The Canary Islands immigrants of San Antonio: from ethnic exclusivity to community in eighteenth-century Bexar / G.E. Poyo
The religious-Indian communities: the goals of the friars / G.M. Hinojosa
Immigrants and integration in late eighteenth-century Bexar / G.E. Poyo
Indinas and their culture in San Fernando de Bexar / G.M. Hinojosa and A.A. Fox
Independent Indians and the San Antonio community / E.A.H. John.
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ISBN
0292711387 ((cloth))
9780292711389 ((cloth))
LCCN
90047345
OCLC
22389076
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