설명
Elliott Coues brings to life the remarkable journeys of Francisco Garcés, a trailblazing missionary priest who ventured through the rugged landscapes of Sonora and Arizona. His diary serves as a vibrant window into the past, revealing not only Garcés' faith-driven purpose but also the myriad cultures he encountered along the way.
Coues meticulously presents Garcés' firsthand accounts with a flair that captures the reader’s imagination. It's as if one is walking alongside the priest, feeling the weight of his experiences and the beauty of the uncharted territory he explored. The richness of his observations provides a deep insight into the early interactions between diverse communities.
The blend of adventure, spirituality, and historical significance makes this diary a treasure for those curious about the early colonial era in the Southwest. This work not only preserves Garcés’ legacy but also invites new generations to understand the complexities of this pivotal time in history.
Coues meticulously presents Garcés' firsthand accounts with a flair that captures the reader’s imagination. It's as if one is walking alongside the priest, feeling the weight of his experiences and the beauty of the uncharted territory he explored. The richness of his observations provides a deep insight into the early interactions between diverse communities.
The blend of adventure, spirituality, and historical significance makes this diary a treasure for those curious about the early colonial era in the Southwest. This work not only preserves Garcés’ legacy but also invites new generations to understand the complexities of this pivotal time in history.
책 세부 정보
형식
페이퍼백
페이지
372 페이지
언어
영어
출판됨
9월 10, 2021
출판사
Legare Street Press
ISBN-10
1015113486
ISBN-13
9781015113480