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The conflict between the California Indian and white civilization.
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The conflict between the California Indian and white civilization.

Author "Cook, Sherburne Friend; Cook, Sherburne Friend; Cook, Sherburne Friend."
Publisher Berkeley : University of California Press
Datec1976
ClassificationsMain Library Collection
Object numberE78.C15 C69 1976
Description"xi, 522 p. : ill. ; 25 cm."
Cook, Sherburne Friend, 1896-1974. Population trends among the California mission Indians. 1976.
Cook, Sherburne Friend, 1896-1974. Mechanism and extent of dietary adaptation among certain groups of California and Nevada Indians. 1976.

Contents

pt. 1. The Indian versus the Spanish mission.--pt. 2. The physical and demographic reaction of the nonmission Indians in colonial and provincial California.--pt. 3. The American invasion, 1848-1870.--pt. 4. Trends in marriage and divorce since 1850.--pt. 5. Population trends among the California mission Indians.--pt. 6. The mechanism and extent of dietary adaptation among certain groups of California and Nevada Indians.

LC Subjects

Indians, Treatment of--California.
Indians of North America--Cultural assimilation--California.
Indians of North America--Missions--California.


Text Entries
"pt. 1. The Indian versus the Spanish mission.--pt. 2. The physical and demographic reaction of the nonmission Indians in colonial and provincial California.--pt. 3. The American invasion, 1848-1870.--pt. 4. Trends in marriage and divorce since 1850.--pt. 5. Population trends among the California mission Indians.--pt. 6. The mechanism and extent of dietary adaptation among certain groups of California and Nevada Indians."
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