Albin Michel, 1998.
European scholars seem to have outgrown their sense of guilt for the wrongdoings of their ancestors.
Following in the steps of their North American colleagues, they have begun to leave their moral tirades aside and to concentrate on more analytical and discerning monographs. 1 Rostkowski studies the impact of Christian missionary efforts on two well-known nations, the Pueblo and the Sioux. In spite of their significant differences, Rostkowski clearly shows the similarity of their spiritual systems of values and of their reactions to the Christian message. The chapters on the Sioux are the best of the entire book. The book has its flaws.