Native histories amid the California missions’ collapse
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Native histories amid the California missions’ collapse
We Will Receive Justice centers Native people from the southern San Francisco Bay Area—ancestors of today’s Ohlone community—during the collapse of the California mission system. Its stated span, from Mexican independence in 1821 to U.S. annexation of the region in 1846, places that collapse within a period of political change. The supplied description identifies Mission Santa Clara and Mission San José as part of the book’s scope, keeping attention on Native people’s experiences in a specific region rather than treating the missions only as institutions.
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We Will Receive Justice explores how Native people in the southern San Francisco Bay Area--the ancestors of today's Ohlone community--navigated the collapse of the California mission system. The volume spans from Mexican independence in 1821 through the region's annexation by the United States in 1846, as Native people from Mission Santa Clara and Mission San Jos
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