The Franciscans in New Mexico /
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| 100 | 1 | |a Engelhardt, Zephyrin, |d 1851-1934. | |
| 245 | 1 | 4 | |a The Franciscans in New Mexico / |c by Fr. Zephyrin Engelhardt. |
| 264 | 1 | |a [Chicago, Illinois] : |b [Franciscan Herald Press], |c [1918?]-1922. | |
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| 500 | |a A bound collection of parts of issues of The Franciscan Herald that contain thirty-six chapters of "The Franciscans in New Mexico" | ||
| 500 | |a Contains some portions of others articles in the Franciscan Herald in the same issues. | ||
| 500 | |a Publisher and publisher location derived from existing record of the Franciscan Herald: OCLC (4077807). | ||
| 501 | |a Bound with: Articles from the Franciscan Herald, [v. 6: no. 6 (1918:Jan.)-v. 7: no.12 (1919:Dec.)] and v. 8: no. 1 (1920: Jan.) - v. 8 no. 7(1921: July) and v. 8: no. 9 (1921: Sept.)- v. 8: no. 11 (1921:Nov.) and v. 9: no. 1 (1922:Jan). Bound together subsequent to publication. $5 DAY | ||
| 505 | 0 | |a Introduction -- Chapter I (The Discoverer of New Mexico, Claimants for the Honor, Cabeza de Vaca, Opinions of Bancroft, Bandelier, Lummis, and Read, Fr. Juan de la Asuncion's Journey, Statements of Fr. Motolinia, Fr. Garces, and Fr. Arricivita, Views of Bandelier and Coues) -- Chapter II (Viceroy Mendoza Selects Fr. Marcos de Niza to Make a Hazardous Journey, His Instructions to the Friar, Bandelier's Observations, Fr. Marcos's 'Certification', Testimonial of the Fr. Provincial, Fr. Marcos Begins the Journey, His Companion and Attendants, He Hears of California and of Cortes, He Sends Ahead the Negro Estevan) -- Chapter III (News from Estevan, Hears of Cibola, The Seven Cities, The Island of the California Gulf, More News from Estevan, Dress and Homes of the Cibolans, The Pintados or Papagos, Buffalo Robes, Turquoises, The Houses of Cibola, Fr. Marcos Cleared of Misrepresentation) -- Chapter IV (A Fugitive from Cibola and His Story, Acus or Acoma, Veracity of the Indians in Arizona and Sonora, Fr. Marcos Sets up Crosses and Takes Possession, In the Desert, Estevan's Treachery Greed and Audacity, He and his Company Massacred by the Cibolans, Lamentations of Fr. Marcos's Followers, In Danger, Determined to See Cibola, His Description of the City, Plants a Cross and Takes Possession, 'El Nuevo Reino de San Francisco', Returns to San Miguel, Reports to the Viceroy, Defended by Bandelier, Winship, Lummis, and Coues) -- Chapter V (Sensation in Mexico, Mendoza Prepares an Expedition, The Commander, Men and Outfit, Mendoza's Address, Franciscans in the Company, Vicinity of Culiacan, Paganism and Immorality, Through Sonora and Arizona, Chichilticalli, Approaching the Seven Cities, Battle, Zuni Stormed, Casualties) -- Chapter VI (Coronado Reveals Object of His Coming, Description of Country, Coronado's Fling at Fr. Marcos, Cibola, Fr. Marcos's Veracity, Motive for Coronado's Animosity, Fr. Marcos Departs, Sketch of His Life) -- Chapter VII (Captain Tover and Fr. Padilla with the Moquis, Cardenas Discovers the Grand Canon, Alvarado and Fr. Padilla at Acoma, Tiguex, and Cicuye, Glimpse of the Great Plains, The 'Turk', Coronado with Fr. Padilla in Search of Quivira, Arellano Returns, Coronado Arrives at Quivira, What and where it was, The Inhabitants, The 'Turk's' End, A Cross Raised, Coronado Returns to Tiquex, Arellano's Explorations, Coronado Abandons New Mexico) -- Chapter VIII (Three Franciscans who Remain in New Mexico, Their Motives, Lambs Among Wolves, Fr. Padilla and Attendants Reach Quivira, First Martyr in the United States, Fr. Padilla's Antecedents, Story of Isleta, Escape of Fr. Padilla's Attendants, Lucas and Sebastian, Fate of Fr. Juan de la Cruz, Father or Brother?, Confusion of Chroniclers, Brother Luis at Pecos, His End, Quivira, Conclusion of Rev. Michael A. Shine, Coronado's Farthest East, Locality of Fr. Padilla's Martyrdom) -- Chapter IX (Franciscans Lead, Custody of Zacatecas, Brother Augustin Rodriguez, His First Exploring Tour, Viceroy Grants Permit, Father Lopez and Santa Maria, Volunteer Guards, Expedition to the Rio Grande, Pueblo Indians, At Puaray, Soldiers after Mines, Return to Mexico, Fr. Santa Maria Murdered, Fr. Lopez Killed, Brother Augustin also Martyred, Salmeron's Version, Davis's Chimerical Expedition, Gullible Sectarians, The Bible, Equipment of Catholic Missionaries) -- Chapter X (Fr. Bernardino Beltran, Antonio Espejo Recieves Permit for Expedition, His Company, His Zeal for Religion, Indian Tribes Encountered, At Tiguex, Fate of Three Franciscans, Various Excursions, Pueblos Visited, At Zuni, Discoveries, Fr. Beltran Remains at Zuni, Espejo Continues Explorations, Back at Zuni, Fr. Beltran Returns, Espejo Proceeds East, His Achievements, First White Woman in New Mexico, Espejo's Offer, Expedition of Castano de Sosa, Results, Expedition of Leyva de Bonilla) -- Chapter XI (Juan de Onate Chosen to Head Another Expedition, Franciscans Selected, Disappointments, Fr. Diego Marquex, On the Way at Last, New Band of Franciscans, Holy Thursday Celebrated, Pathetic Scene, Onate's Lofty Conception of His Errand, In the Waterless Desert, First Solemn High Mass near El Paso, Mystery Play, Onate Takes Formal Possession, The Ceremonies and Record, Noble Prayer) -- Chapter XII (El Paso del Norte, Socorro, Sevilleta, Puaray, The Tell-tale Picture, Products of the Country, At Santo Domingo and San Ildefonso, San Juan de los Caballeros, Origin of the Name, Distress of the Indians, Onate's Excursions, La Ciudad de San Francisco de los Espanoles, Sedition and Punishment, First Church, Speech of Onate, Distribution of the Missionaries) -- Chapter XIII (First White Colony, Read's Contention, Credibility of Torquemada, Salmeron, and Vetancurt, Their Statements, Question Settled, Reasons for Moving the Colony, Fr. Commissary Accompanies Missionaries to Their Destination, Expedition to the Buffalo Plains, Onate's Journey to the Salinas, to Zuni and Moqui, Far fan in Seach of Mines, Onate Returns) -- Chapter XIV, Jan. 1920 (Juan de Zaldivar at Acoma, Treachery of the Acomites, Fearful Battle in the Skytown, Frightful Leaps, Survivors, Onate's Dilemma, Justification for Wars, Collective Opinion of the Franciscans, Acomites to be Punished, Vicente de Zaldivar's Forlorn Hope, How the Men Prepare, Acomites Defiant, Demand for Surrender) -- Chapter XV, Feb. 1920(The Night Before the Attack, Heroism of Fr. Commissary Martinez, Probable Author of the 'Itinerario', The Spaniards Gain the Summit, Holy Mass and Communion in the Cave of Acoma, Address of the Fr. Commissary, The Three Days' Battle, Victory of teh Spaniards, Loss of Indians and Spaniards, Return to San Juan, Onate's Shrewd Petition, Fr. Martinez and the Poet-Historian, Villagra, Retire from New Mexico) -- Chapter XVI, Mar. 1920 (Ǫate's Petitions, New Fr. Commissary, Expedition to the Great Plains, Fr. Velasco and Brother Vergara, Discoveries, Buffaloes, Kansas Indians, Fate of the Humąa Expedition, Deserted, Letter of Fr. Escalona, Sad Story, Ǫate Furious, Another Letter of Fr. Escalona, Horrible Conditions Among the Indians, Cruelty of Ǫate, Fr. San Miguel's Letter to Fr. Provincial, Terrible Indictment, Bancroft's View) -- Chapter XVII, April 1920 (Don Vincente de Zaldivar's Efforts for his Uncle, Proceeds to Spain, The King Confirms Don Juan de Ǫate in Office, The Royal Decree, New Missionaries Arrive at San Gabriel, Fathers Escalona, Escovar, and Velasco, Sketch of Brother Pedro, Penitential Works and Penitents, Catholic Belief and Sectarian Superstitions, Ǫate Prepares to Search for the South Sea, Fr. Escobar's Narrative and Fr. Salmeron's Relaciones) -- Chapter XVIII, May 1920 (Ǫate Expedition to the South Sea, Route, Rivers Discovered and Named, The Cruzados, On the Colorado, Habrits of the Natives Along the Stream, The Yumas, At Tidewater, At the Gulf of California, First Holy Mass There, Possession Taken for Spain, Custody of the Converion of St. Paul, Monstrous Tales of the Bahacechas, Fr. Escobar's Credulity, Return March, At El Morro, Home, Fr. Escobar Before the Viceroy) -- Chapter XIX, June 1920 (Ǫate's Rule Terminates, New Governor, New Custodio, Religious Notions of the Pueblo Indians, The Indian a Slave to Superstition, Witchcraft, Sorcerers, Why the Pueblos Accepted Christanity, Domestic Life of the Pueblos, The Estufa, Indian Morality, Lummis' Graphic Picture of Missionary Life in New Mexico). | |
| 505 | 0 | |a Chapter XX, July 1920 (Disputed Points, Don Juan de Ǫate Resigns, Don Pedro de Peralta Appointed Governor, Soldiers Granted, His Instructions, To Treat Indians Kindly, To Establish an Incorporated Town, Regulations Therefor, Lands Assigned, Conclusions) -- Chapter XXI, August 1920 (Arrival of Governor and of Fr. Custos, Santa Fe, Christian Population, Before Plymouth Rock, Lummis on Missionary Success, 'Pueblos' according to Gregg, Father Salmeron, His Activity, Controversy between Governor and Custodio, Both Recalled, Royal Instructions to New Governor and New Custodio, Tribute or Taxes from Indians) -- Chapter XXII, Sept. 1920 (Fr. Benavides, the New Custodio, 'Monasteries' and 'Conventos', Success of the Missionaries, Renforcements Arrive, Fr. Benavides' Praise of the Missionaries, He is Recalled to Spain, His 'Memorial') -- Chapter XXIII, Oct. 1920 (The New Fr. Custodio, His Verdadera Relacion, Historians Confused, Fr. Perea's Narrative, Death of Fr. Gonzales, On the Jornada del Muerto, At Santa Fe, Missionaries Assigned, The Humanas, The Apaches, The New Governor, At Acoma, The Governor's Edict, At Zuni, The Country, Superstitions, The Estufa, Why Rattlesnakes were kept, The Indians, How the Friars Were Recieved, Objectt of their Coming) -- Chapter XXIV, Nov. 1920 (Franciscans Turn to the Moquis, How They Were Recieved, The Savages Subdued, Courageons Preaching, The Moquis Won Over, Fr. Perea's Wise Incredulity, The Zunis Turn Agaist Fr. Roque, Timely Aid, The Zunis Repentant, Impressive Spectacle, First Christians, Apaches) -- Chapter XXV, Dec. 1920 (The Jumanas Indians, Their Remarkable Conversion, Account of Vetancurt, Missionaries Visit Them, What They Heard, Saw and Did, Account of Benavides, Apparitions of the Nun, Sorcerers Interfere, Pagan Indians with Crosses, They Solicit Baptism, Miraculous Cures) -- Chapter XXVI, Jan. 1921 (Letter of Fr. Benavides to Fathers in Mexico, Testimony of the Most Rev. Fr. Bernardino de Sena, Fr. Benavides Interviews Mother Mary of Jesus, Her Remarkable Narrative About New Mexico, Intimately Acquainted with its Missionaries and Their Doings, With its Indians and the Country, With Specific Events, Remarks, Hodge's Difficulty) -- Chapter XXVII, Feb. 1921 (Mother Mary's Letter to the Fathers in New Mexico, Before the Spanish Inquisition, Report to the Grand Inquisitor, Mother Mary's Protestations to the Commissary General, The Memorial of Fr. Benavides, The Case in its True Light) -- Chapter XXVIII, Mar. 1920 (Benavides's Memorial, Various Pueblo Tribes, The Piros, The Teoa or Tigua, The Queres, The Tompiros, The Tanos, The Pecos, The Chartered Town of Santa Fe, The Teoas or Tehuas, The Jemes, The Picuries, The Taos, The Acomas, The Zunis, The Moquis) -- Chapter XXIX, April 1921 (Among the Moqui Indians, Fr. Porras and His Companions, A Miraculous Cure, Proto-martyr of Arizona, Among the Zunis, Fr. Letrado, Martyr, Avenging Party, Inscription Rock, Fr. Arvide at Picuris, Departs for the Zipias, At Zuni, Hostile Indians, Lorenzo, the Traitor, Fr. Arvide, Martyr, Fr. Miranda at Taos, Murdered by the Indians) -- Chapter XXX, May 1921 (Bishop Proposed for New Mexico, Reasons Therefor in a Letter to King Philip IV, Benavides's Exaggerations Again, Result, Governors of New Mexico, Hopeless Confusion, Lament and Petition of Francisco Gomez, Don Luis de Rozas's Term and Cruel Murder, Another Letter of the Spanish King, Rt. Rev. Juan de Palafox, Visitador General and Viceroy) -- Chapter XXXI, June 1921 (Disputes Between Missionaries and Military Officials, Causes, Fr. Andres Suarez, Bandelier's View, A New Band of Missionaries, Arrogance of Governor Mendizabel, Governor Penalosa, Violates Church Asylum, Imprisons the Fr. Custos, Consternation in the Province, Fr. Posadas Released, Penalosa Recalled, Sentenced to Banishment, His Mythical Expedition to Quivira, Effect of Scandals on Indians) -- Chapter XXXII, July 1921 (Apache Raids, Martyrdom of Fr. Pedro de Avila y Ayala, Murder of Fr. Alonso Gil de Avila, Fr. Custos Francisco Ayeta Goes to Mexico, Supplies Arrive Too Late, Founding of El Paso del Norte, Fr. Garcia de San Francisco, Chief Causes of Pueblo Discontent Bancroft's Generalities and Unwarranted Charges, Inquisition and Indians, Demoniac Influences, Alleged Miracle) -- Chapter XXXIII, Sept. 1921 (Futile Attempt at Rebellion, Conspiracy of Pope, Date of Slaughter of Spaniards, Conspiracy Revealed, Otermin Dilatory, Warns Friars and Settlers, The Massacre, Franciscan Victims, Those Who Escaped, Siege of Santa Fe, Furious Battles, Rebels Retreat, Spaniards Retire to El Paso) -- Chapter XXXIV, Oct. 1921 (Council of War, Declaration of the Franciscans, March Resumed, Supplies, Annual Allowance of the Friars, Fr. Custos Ayeta Goes to Mexico, His Efforts, Bring Supplies, His Foresight, His Daring Heroism, Saves New Mexico, Council of War, Fr. Ayeta's Generosity, People Moved across Rio Grande, The Tree Camps) -- Chapter XXXV, Nov. 1921 (Desecration of Altars, Po-pe's Anti-Christian Orders, Levies Taxes, A Sacrilegious Banquet, Po-pe Deposed, Factional Wars, Fr. Ayeta Again Active, Succeeds, Otermin Off for New Mexico, His Return, Excuse of the Rebels, Senecu Isleta del Sur, and Socorro Established) -- Chapter XXXVI, Jan. 1922 (Various Governors, Expeditions, List of Cusodios of the Period, Expedition of Gov. Vargas, Takes Santa Fe, Threatens Death for Injuring Indians, Evidences of Christianity at Zuni, Results of the Expedition, Varga's Second Expedition, Franciscans Who Went Along). | |
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