Alta California : peoples in motion, identities in formation, 1769-1850

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Alta California : peoples in motion, identities in formation, 1769-1850

edited by Steven W. Hackel

（Western histories, 2）

Published for Huntington-USC Institute on California and the West by University of California Press, and Huntington Library, c2010

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Place of Huntington Library: San Marino, Calif

Bibliography: p. 325-330

Includes index

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Spanish California - with its diverse mix of Indians, soldiers, settlers, and missionaries - provides a fascinating site for the investigation of individual and collective identity in colonial America. Through innovative methodologies and extensive archival research, the nine essays in this volume reshape our understanding of how people in the northernmost Spanish Borderlands viewed themselves and remade their worlds. Essays examine Franciscan identity and missionary tactics in Alta California, Sonora, and the Sierra Gorda; Spanish and Mexican settlers' identity as revealed in mission records, family relationships, political affiliations, and genetic origins; and Indian identity as shown in mission orchestras and choral guilds as well as in the life of Pablo Tac, a Luiseno who penned his own remembrance of the Spanish conquest of Alta California. The concluding essays examine the identity and historiography of the field of the Spanish Borderlands as it has developed over the last century in North America and Spain.

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  • Western histories

    Published for the Huntington-USC Institute on California and the West by University of California Press, and Huntington Library

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