ISLETA PUEBLO and the Church of St. Augustine [SOLD]


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  • Subject: The Pueblo Indians
  • Item # C3867Q
  • Date Published: 1978
  • Size: 36 pages
  • SOLD

ISLETA PUEBLO and the Church of St. Augustine

By Joe L. Montoya

Printed at St. Augustine Church, Isleta Pueblo New Mexico by Rev. James T. Burke.

Softcover, staple bound, 36 pages, 1978, excellent condition, illustrated with historic photographs

 

Isleta, which means “Little Island” (Spanish for islet) was given its name by the conquering Spaniards due of its location on a tongue of land projecting from the east bank into the Rio Grande River.  The pueblo is and has been occupied by Native Americans who speak the Tiwa Language.

 

CONTENTS

The Coming of the Spaniards

More expeditions

The First Permanent Settlement

1608—The Year of Decision

The Mission Effort

The Isleta Church

The Mission Effort

The Pueblo Rebellion

Exodus from Isleta

The Return of the Spanish

Isleta II

Isleta Pueblo in 1776

The Nineteenth Century

The American Occupation

Archbishop Lamy

Father Docher

The Story of Father Padilla

Recent History

Epilog

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  • Subject: The Pueblo Indians
  • Item # C3867Q
  • Date Published: 1978
  • Size: 36 pages
  • SOLD

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