Lost Missions Jacqueline Francis In Life's Living toward Dying

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Lost Missions Jacqueline Francis In Life's Living toward DyingTracing how shuttered mission schools became contested commemorative landscapes During the Early Republic and Jacksonian eras, Euro American colonists and Native nations in the South and Old Northwest established mission schools intended to Christianize Indigenous peoples. In Lost Missions, Sean T. Jacobson recovers the histories and afterlives of these institutions, arguing that they played a far more consequential role in Native settler relations