The California padres and their missions
Publisher: Houghton Mifflin Company
Published: 1915
Place of publication: Boston; New York
Language: eng
Table of contents: title: CHAPTER ONE; title: I. San Diego de Alcala, the Mother Mission, and How The Devil had a Beating there  3; title: II. Padre Urbano's Umbrella 13; title: CHAPTER TWO; title: I. Mission San Luis Rey de Franoa, and Somewhat Of the Padre who does not Die 33; title: II. The Little Christians of San Apolinario  42; title: CHAPTER THREE; title: I. San Antonio de Pala and its Hanging Garden 49; title: II. The Exiles of Agua Cauente 55; title: CHAPTER FOUR; title: I. San Juan Capistrano, the Melrose of the Missions 65; title: II. The Penance of Magdalena 75; title: CHAPTER FIVE; title: I. Mission San Gabriel Arcangel and the Miracle Of the Virgin's Banner 93; title: II. The Bells of San Gabriel 103; title: CHAPTER SIX; title: I. Mission San Fernando Rey de Espana And "Padre Napoleon" 111; title: II. The Buried Treasure of Simf 120; title: CHAPTER SEVEN; title: I. Mission San Buenaventura: Its Gardens and "Padre Calma" 139; title: II. The Memorable Voyage of Padre Vicente 144; title: CHAPTER EIGHT; title: I.  Mission Santa Barbara  and of Padbe Ripoll Who Built It 157; title: II. Love in the Padres' Garden 166; title: CHAPTER NINE; title: I.  Mission Santa Ines, the Feast of All the Dead, And Other Pertinent Matters 179; title: II. Pasquala of Santa Ines 192; title: CHAPTER TEN; title: I. La Purisma: Its Mission and its Rebellion   207; title: II. A Little Mystery of La Purisma 213; title: CHAPTER ELEVEN; title: I. Mission San Luis Obispo de Tolosa: Its Bears And Its Bells 227; title: II. Fray Luis the Light-Hearted 236; title: CHAPTER TWELVE; title: I.  Mission San Miguel Arcangel and the Case of The Gentile Guchapa 247; title: II. The Tragedy of San Miguel 254; title: CHAPTER THIRTEEN; title: I.  Mission San Antonio of the Oaks and the Tradition of the Friar who flew thither   263; title: II. A Christmas Pastoral 271; title: CHAPTER FOURTEEN; title: I. Mission Soledad  and how Papa Arrillaga's Soul Lacks A Mass   279; title: II. Faithful unto Death 284; title: CHAPTER FIFTEEN; title: I.  San Carlos de Monterey on the Carmel, and How Padre Junipero entered into Rest     291; title: II. Gabriel the Old, of Mission Carmel 303; title: CHAPTER SIXTEEN; title: I. Mission San Juan Baxttista and Padre Arroyo of The Many Tongues 313; title: II. "He hath made op one flesh ..." 321; title: CHAPTER SEVENTEEN; title: I. Looking in at Santa Cruz, and the Story of Padre Gil's Adventure in English 327; title: II. The Children of Holy Cross 333; title: CHAPTER EIGHTEEN; title: I.  The Mission of Madre Santa Clara de Asfs and her "Padre Santo" 339; title: II. A Miracle of the Mail. 349; title: CHAPTER NINETEEN; title: I. Mission San Jos£: the Padre's Little Game at Tortillas, and some Remarks about Flogging 357; title: II. The Music of the Missions 366; title: CHAPTER TWENTY; title: I. Mission Dolores and the Two Missions of the Contra Costa 381; title: II. The Rose and the Pine 392; title: How to Reach the Missions 403; title: ILLUSTRATIONS; title: Pronouncing Glossary of Spanish Words and Phrases 407; title: In the Doumican Sisters' Garden, Mission San Jose Half-title; title: The San Carlos Mission at the Height of its Activity Frontispiece; title: From a drawing by Eric Pape.; title: San Diego de Alcala 2; title: Map showing Afproxdcate Situations of the Franciscan Missions of California 3; title: Brush Chapel, Cross, and Bells formerly at Santa Ysabel, an Outpost of Mission San Diego 26; title: Like this, doubtless, were the temporary structures erected at the founding of alI. the Missions, and serving untiI. permanent buildings were established; title: San Luis Rey 31; title: Doorway and Old Fountain at Mission San Luis Rey 34; title: San Antonio de Pala 47; title: San Juan Capistrano 63; title: One of the Bells, Mission San Juan Capistrano 66; title: San Gabriel ArcAngel 91; title: San Fernando Z09; title: In the Ruined Church, Mission San Fernando 114; title: San Buenaventura 137; title: Santa Barbara 1555; title: Franciscan Brothers at Work, Mission Santa Barbara 162; title: Santa Ines 177; title: La Purisima 205; title: San Luis Obispo 225; title: San Miguel Arcangel 45; title: San Antonio de Padua 261; title: Old Adobe Outbuilding, said to have been used As A JaiI. at Mission San Antonio de Padua 266; title: An interesting survivaI. of Mission architecture, showing method of roofing, arching of windows, etc.; title: Soledad 277; title: San Carlos de Monterey on the Carmel 289; title: San Juan Bautista 311; title: In the Indian Cemetery, Mission San Juan Bautista 322; title: Santa Cruz 325; title: Drawn from a photograph copyrighted, 1904, by C. C. Pierce & Co., Los Angeles, Cal.; title: Santa Clara de Asis 237; title: San Jose 355; title: Dolores 379; title: In The Cemetery, Mission Dolores, San Francisco 382