The Bourbon Reforms and the Remaking of Spanish Frontier Missions: European Expansion and Indigenous Response, cartea 36
Autor Robert H. Jacksonen Limba Engleză Hardback – 5 ian 2022
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9789004505124
ISBN-10: 9004505121
Dimensiuni: 155 x 235 mm
Greutate: 0.86 kg
Editura: Brill
Colecția Brill
Seria European Expansion and Indigenous Response
ISBN-10: 9004505121
Dimensiuni: 155 x 235 mm
Greutate: 0.86 kg
Editura: Brill
Colecția Brill
Seria European Expansion and Indigenous Response
Cuprins
General Series Editor’s Preface
Initial Thoughts
List of Illustrations and Tables
1 Introduction
1Setting the Stage for the Bourbon Reforms under Carlos III
1.1Defining Mission Reform
1.2Laying Out the Interpretation
2 Preliminaries
1The Organization of Evangelization in Cholula
2The Organization of the Evangelization of the Province of Huaxtepec
3Franciscan Reform: The Apostolic Colleges
4Secularization of Rural Doctrinas
5The Jesuits in Spanish America
6Conclusions
3 The Sierra Gorda and Texas Missions
1The Missions of Coahuila-Texas
2The Failure of Congregation on the Texas Gulf Coast
3Conclusions
4 The Bourbon Reforms and the Ex-Jesuit Missions of Baja California and Northern Sonora
1The Proverbial Bull in the China Shop: The Franciscans and the Reorganization of the Baja California Missions
2Reform of the Ex-Jesuit Missions of Northern Sonora
3Conclusions
5 The Jesuit Missions among the Guaraní
1Treaty Making, Conflict, and Guaraní Diaspora
2The Post-Jesuit Expulsion Reform of the Guaraní Missions
3Guaraní Mission Demographic Patterns
4Mortality Crises, 1733–1740
5Demographic Patterns on Los Santos Reyes Yapeyú Mission
6Demographic Patterns on San Lorenzo Mission
7Gender and Age Structure of the Mission Populations
8Conclusions
6 Congregation: The Formation of the California Mission Communities
1Congregation on the San Francisco Bay Area Missions
2Congregation on the Central Coast Region Missions
3Conclusions
7 The Mission Urban Plan, Social Control, and Indigenous Resistance
1The Mission Urban Plan and Social Control on the Chumash Missions
2Urban Plan on the San Francisco Bay Region Missions
3The Urban Plan on the Central Coast Missions
4Social Control and Resistance
5Conclusions
8 Demographic Patterns on the Missions
1Demographic Patterns on the Chumash Missions
2Demographic Patterns on the San Francisco Bay Region Missions
3Demographic Patterns on the Central Coast Region Missions
4Conclusions
9 An Alternative Pattern of Development: San Diego and San Luis Rey Missions
1The Ideal of Congregation
2Later Patterns of Development on San Diego Mission, 1810–1834
3Conclusions
10 Non-indigenous Settlers in California
1The Supply of the Presidios
2Demographic Patterns of the Soldier-Settler Populations
3The Demographic Profile of the Villa de Branciforte
4 Conclusion
11 Conclusions
Epilogue: Saint or Sinner? Reformers and Missionaries
Appendix 1: The Jesuit Presence in Spanish America in 1767
Appendix 2: Population, Baptisms, and Burials on Selected Texas Missions
Appendix 3: The Population and Vital Rates of Selected Baja California Missions
Appendix 4: The Population and Vital Rates of Selected Jesuit Missions among the Guaraní
Appendix 5: The Population and Vital Rates of Selected California Missions and the Villa de Branciforte
Selected Bibliography
Index
Initial Thoughts
List of Illustrations and Tables
1 Introduction
1Setting the Stage for the Bourbon Reforms under Carlos III
1.1Defining Mission Reform
1.2Laying Out the Interpretation
Part 1: From Hapsburg to Bourbon Missions
2 Preliminaries
1The Organization of Evangelization in Cholula
2The Organization of the Evangelization of the Province of Huaxtepec
3Franciscan Reform: The Apostolic Colleges
4Secularization of Rural Doctrinas
5The Jesuits in Spanish America
6Conclusions
3 The Sierra Gorda and Texas Missions
1The Missions of Coahuila-Texas
2The Failure of Congregation on the Texas Gulf Coast
3Conclusions
4 The Bourbon Reforms and the Ex-Jesuit Missions of Baja California and Northern Sonora
1The Proverbial Bull in the China Shop: The Franciscans and the Reorganization of the Baja California Missions
2Reform of the Ex-Jesuit Missions of Northern Sonora
3Conclusions
Part 2: Organizing the New California Missions, 1769–1834
Introduction to Part 25 The Jesuit Missions among the Guaraní
1Treaty Making, Conflict, and Guaraní Diaspora
2The Post-Jesuit Expulsion Reform of the Guaraní Missions
3Guaraní Mission Demographic Patterns
4Mortality Crises, 1733–1740
5Demographic Patterns on Los Santos Reyes Yapeyú Mission
6Demographic Patterns on San Lorenzo Mission
7Gender and Age Structure of the Mission Populations
8Conclusions
6 Congregation: The Formation of the California Mission Communities
1Congregation on the San Francisco Bay Area Missions
2Congregation on the Central Coast Region Missions
3Conclusions
7 The Mission Urban Plan, Social Control, and Indigenous Resistance
1The Mission Urban Plan and Social Control on the Chumash Missions
2Urban Plan on the San Francisco Bay Region Missions
3The Urban Plan on the Central Coast Missions
4Social Control and Resistance
5Conclusions
8 Demographic Patterns on the Missions
1Demographic Patterns on the Chumash Missions
2Demographic Patterns on the San Francisco Bay Region Missions
3Demographic Patterns on the Central Coast Region Missions
4Conclusions
9 An Alternative Pattern of Development: San Diego and San Luis Rey Missions
1The Ideal of Congregation
2Later Patterns of Development on San Diego Mission, 1810–1834
3Conclusions
10 Non-indigenous Settlers in California
1The Supply of the Presidios
2Demographic Patterns of the Soldier-Settler Populations
3The Demographic Profile of the Villa de Branciforte
4 Conclusion
11 Conclusions
Epilogue: Saint or Sinner? Reformers and Missionaries
Appendix 1: The Jesuit Presence in Spanish America in 1767
Appendix 2: Population, Baptisms, and Burials on Selected Texas Missions
Appendix 3: The Population and Vital Rates of Selected Baja California Missions
Appendix 4: The Population and Vital Rates of Selected Jesuit Missions among the Guaraní
Appendix 5: The Population and Vital Rates of Selected California Missions and the Villa de Branciforte
Selected Bibliography
Index
Notă biografică
Robert H. Jackson, Ph.D. (1988), University of California at Berkeley, specialises in Latin American history. He is an independent scholar living in Mexico City. His research interests include historical demography, missions, and liberalism.