Reluctant dawn
a history of Padre Antonio José Martínez, cura de Taos
by Juan Romero
It is a readable biography about Padre Antonio Jose Martinez, Cura de Taos. This facinating priest lived three eras of New Mexican hsitory: as the northern outpost of Spain's kingdom in America until 1821, as part of the Republic of Mexico until 1846, and as part of the United States. The priest made great contributions to relgion, ranching, education (including a schol for girls, a seminary and law school!), journalism, printing and publication, law and politics. He baptized Kit Carson, married John Rowland to a relative, and fought with Bishop J.B. Lamy who excommunicated him a decade before his death. Upon his death in 1867, his peers in the U.S. Territorial Assembly called him LA HONRA DE SU PAIS/THE HONOR OF HIS HOMELAND.
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New Mexico, Catholic Church, clergy, law, politics, religion, newspaer (El Crepusclo), First Citizen of New Mexico, Bilingual (Spanish-Latin) Ritual, Biography, ClergyPlaces
New Mexico, Taos, Santa Fe, AbiquiuTimes
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Reluctant dawn: a history of Padre Antonio José Martínez, cura de Taos
2006, Taos Connection
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- 2nd ed.
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Reluctant dawn: a history of Padre Antonio José Martínez, cura de Taos
2006, Taos Connection
in English
- 2nd ed.
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Cover title.
"Based on 1877 biography by Santiago Valdez."
Includes bibliographical references (p. 59).
English text and Spanish foreword to 1st ed., 1976.
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