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Peter Masten Dunne

University of San Francisco

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Americas | 1945

Pioneer Jesuits in northern Mexico

Peter Masten Dunne

The author is narrating the early adventures and hardships of those who founded missions in and beyond the mountain system called the Sierra Madre Occidental.

Americas | 1950

Franciscan Awatovi : the excavation and conjectural reconstruction of a 17th-century Spanish mission establishment at a Hopi Indian town in northeastern Arizona

Peter Masten Dunne; Ross Gordon Montgomery; Watson Smith; John Otis Brew

Ethnohistory | 1953

Black Robes in Lower California.

Carlos E. Castaneda; Peter Masten Dunne

Americas | 1949

Early Jesuit Missions in Tarahumara.

Arthur S. Aiton; Peter Masten Dunne

The American Historical Review | 1941

Pioneer Black Robes on the West Coast

Lillian Estelle Fisher; Peter Masten Dunne

Americas | 1953

Las Misiones Espanolas de California.

Peter Masten Dunne; James M. Keyes

Americas | 1950

Salvatierra's legacy to lower California.

Peter Masten Dunne

Americas | 1948

Latin America : an historical survey

John Francis Bannon; Peter Masten Dunne

Americas | 1947

Apostolicos afanes de la Compania de Jesus escritos por un padre de la misma sagrada religion de su provincia de Mexico.

Peter Masten Dunne; José Ortega; Juan Antonio Baltasar; Luis Alvarez; Alvarez de la Cadena

Americas | 1956

Obras del P. Jose de Acosta de la Compania de Jesus.

Peter Masten Dunne; Francisco Mateos

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Carlos E. Castaneda

University of Texas at Austin

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John Francis Bannon

Saint Louis University

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