Indians and the Breakdown of the Spanish Mission System in California

George Harwood Phillips

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La mission catholique espagnole, en Californie, maintenait les convertis indiens ou neophytes, dans un systeme de caste oppressif. D'ou une fuite qui devient un phenomene de masse a partir de 1830, quand les missions sont secularisees.

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