 | Mary Katrine Rice Sedgwick (Mrs. "William T. Sedgwick."), Mrs. William T. Sedgwick - 1926 - 406 páginas
...used? Chapter V ACOMA REBUILT The missions were agencies of the state as well as of the Church. It the Indian were to become either a worthy Christian...be disciplined in the rudiments of civilized life. The task of giving the discipline was likewise turned over to the missionary. Hence, the missions were... | |
 | Herbert Eugene Bolton - 1974 - 360 páginas
...Church — nor the missionary himself — in Spanish dominions, considered the work of the mission as ending here. If the Indian were to become either...be disciplined in the rudiments of civilized life. The task of giving the discipline was likewise turned over to the missionary. Hence, the missions were... | |
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If the Indian were to become either a worthy Christian or a desirable subject, he must be disciplined in the rudiments of civilized life. The task of giving the discipline was likewise turned over to the missionary. Hence, the missions were designed to... 