Una storia completa del Texas per scuole, college e uso generale. De Acuna, San Juan Capristano, e San Francisco de 1 Espada, il trielast chiamato essendo stato originariamente fondato nel Texas orientale e rimosso a Bejar, la missione Espada è la vecchia missione di San Francisco de los Tejas. Oltre alle basi di Bejar, furono questi: Presidio di la Bahia, originariamente fondato Al Periodo I. Dominazione spagnola 1528 TOI82I Rimozione di disioni orientali e pre-sidios Old Stone fori ai Naci(Costruito in 177S.) GDOCHKS. Fonti di formazione in quei giorni Stato di Span-ish occupazione del Texas al

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A complete history of Texas for schools, colleges and general use . de Acuna, San Juan Capristano, and San Francisco de 1 Espada, the threelast named having been originally founded in Eastern Texas andremoved to Bejar, the mission Espada being the old mission ofSan Francisco de los Tejas. In addition to the Bejar establish-ments, were these : Presidio of La Bahia, originally founded at Period I. Spanish Domination 1528 TOI82I Removal ofeastern mis-sions and pre-sidios Old Stone Fori ai Naci(Built in 177S.) GDOCHKS. Sources of in-formation onthose days State of Span-ish occupationof Texas at theend of century 76 A COMPLETE HISTORY OF TEXAS. Period I. Spanish Domination 1528 TOI82I old Fort St. Louis and removed twice, the last time to the SanAntonio near Goliad ; and attached to it, the mission of EspirituSanto, also removed hom its original location on the bay of thatname ; the mission Rosario, near to La Bahia ; the mission Re-fugio, the last of the Texas missions, established in 1791 ; themission at Nacogdoches, being the original mission of Our Lady. Map of Texas in Ek;ii i i;i:n i h Ckntlrv. (Showinglocation of Spanisli missions and presidios.) Failure of themissions of Guadalupe, founded in 1716, and combined with that of Bu-careli. All the others had been suppressed or abandoned, andthe centurys labor in the missionary field seemed to have been amournful failure. The number of natives converted since 1690 wasten thousand, and at no one time had there been oer two thou-sand reduced Indians. In 1783, there were about four hundredand sixty mission Indians in the several establishments named. SRANISH DISCOVERY AND DOMINATION IN TEXAS. 11 while the total number of S{)anish soldiers and settlers in theprovince was about two thousantl six hundred. The missionswere all secularized—that is, deprived of government aid andprotection—in 1794, by Pedro de Nava, and the country passedentirely into the hands of the civil and military rulers of Mexico.The Mission Period h

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