 | Sir George Simpson - 1847 - 506 páginas
...and Father Angel Somera were selecting a site for the mission under the safeguard of ten soldiers, " a multitude of Indians, all armed and headed by two...ensue, took out a piece of cloth with the image of our Lady de los Dolores, and held it up to the view of the barbarians. This was no sooner done than... | |
 | R. W. C. Farnsworth - 1883 - 144 páginas
...former expedition for Monterey had gone. After proceeding about forty leagues they arrived at the river called Temblores, and while they were in the act of...proper place for the Mission, a multitude of Indians presented themselves, setting up horrid yells, and seemed determined to oppose the establishment of... | |
 | 1883 - 150 páginas
...place for the Mission, a multitude of Indians presented themselves, setting up horrid yells, and seemed determined to oppose the establishment of the Mission....fearing that war would ensue, took out a piece of cloth having thereon the image of Our Lady de los Dolores, and held it up to the view of the barbarians.... | |
 | Charles Frederick Holder - 1888 - 170 páginas
...former expedition for Monterey had gone. After proceeding about forty leagues, they arrived at the river called Temblores ; and while they were in the act...proper place for the Mission, a multitude of Indians presented themselves, setting up horrid yells, and seemed determined to oppose the establishment of... | |
 | 1889 - 708 páginas
...After proceeding about forty leagues, they arrived at the river called Temblores (now San Gabriel), and while they were in the act of examining the ground...captains, presented themselves, setting up horrid and the Franciscan friars had brought to the region in 1769 had increased by 1831 to immense herds... | |
 | Benjamin Davis Wilson - 1995 - 204 páginas
...former expedition for Monterey had gone. After proceeding about forty leagues, they arrived at the river Temblores; and while they were in the act of examining...ensue, took out a piece of cloth with the image of our Lady de los Dolores, and held it up to the view of the barbarians. This was no sooner done than... | |
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Temblores; and while they were in the act of examining the ground in order to fix a proper place for the mission, a multitude of Indians, all armed and headed by two captains, presented themselves, setting up horrid yells, and seeming determined to oppose... 