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THE ELECTRONIC NEWSLETTER OF THE CALIFORNIA MISSION STUDIES ASSOCIATION
CONTENTS:
REMINDER TO PRESENTERS AT MISSION DOLORES CONFERENCE
JUNÍPERO SERRA EVENT AT MISSION SANTA CLARA
RECENT PUBLICATIONS
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REMINDER TO PRESENTERS AT MISSION DOLORES CONFERENCE
Those who presented papers at the Mission Dolores conference in February and who wish to have the papers included int the conference proceedings need to submit the papers to the editor by March 31. Please follow the style sheet that was distributed immediately after the conference. We hope that as many presenters as possible will submit their papers! Please contact the editor at calstudies@scu.edu if you have any questions.
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JUNÍPERO SERRA EVENT AT MISSION SANTA CLARA
The California Studies Initiative at Santa Clara University will host an event, Junípero Serra and Mission Santa Clara, 1777-2007, at Mission Santa Clara on Saturday April 14. The hour-long event will begin at 5 P.M. It will include performances of eighteenth century music by the acclaimed Coro Hispano de San Francisco, under the direction of Juan Pedro Gaffney R., a brief multimedia presentation on Serra, and remarks by Kevin Starr and Santa Clara University President Paul Locatelli, S.J. A reception will follow the event. Please RSVP to calstudies@scu.edu if you plan to attend.
For more information, please see http://www.scu.edu/californiastudies/upcomingevents.cfm .
The public is cordially invited.
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RECENT PUBLICATIONS
José Luis Benavides, Californios! Whom Do You Support El Clamor Público s Contradictory Role in the Racial Formation Process in Early California, California History 84, no 2 (Winter 2006-2007): 54-66.
Coya Paz Brownrigg, Linchocracia: Performing America in El Clamor Público, California History 84, no 2 (Winter 2006-2007): 40-53
Brian DeLay, Independent Indians and the U.S.-Mexican War, The American Historical Review 112, No. 1(February 2007): 35-68.
Brian DeLay, The Wider World of the Handsome Man: Southern Plains Indians Invade
Mexico, 1830-1848, Journal of the Early Republic 27, no 1 (Spring 2007): 83-113.
Patrick Foley, Recovering a Legacy Through History: The American Catholic Southwest and West. in "The Catholic as Historian." Edited by Donald J. D Elia and Patrick Foley. Sapientia Press of Ave Maria University, 2006, p. 191-209. (ISBN: 1-932589-27-9). Paper, $24.95.
Paul Bryan Gray, Francisco P. Ramirez: A Short Biography, California History 84, no 2 (Winter 2006-2007): 20-39.
Delores Hendricks, Elaine Jeche, Rosemarie McCabe, Nancy Ruiz, Christina Williams, New Perspectives on the California Missions: A Unit of Study for the 4th Grade (Los Angeles:
National Center for History in the Schools, University of California, 2006). For info, contact the Center at http://nchs.ucla.edu nchs@history.ucla.edu
Nicolás Kanellos, El Clamor Público: Resisting the American Empire, California History 84, no 2 (Winter 2006-2007): 10-19.
Mozelle Sukut, selection and introduction; Constance Kihyet, translation from Montalvo's 1587edition, "The Chronicles of California's Queen Calafia."Trails of Discovery. 76 pages (6 x 9), illustrated with 28 woodcuts from French editions of Amadis de Gaule, published between 1548 and 1555. Paper, ISBN: 978-0-9788926-0-9, $20.00. Contact trailsofdiscovery@cox.net.
Nancy J.Taniguchi, "Jed Smith, US Trade, and Global Connections," Southern California Quarterly 88, no 4 (Winter 2006-2007): 389-408