Un historique complet du Texas pour les écoles, les collèges et l'usage général . d par les missionnaires catholiques de l'faitli theoccuj^ation, et d'un pays n'était pas jugée complète ou beneficialunless il a été fondé sur la prospérité de la prêtrise, insaving thehabits civilisatrice d'âmes et des autochtones. Par conséquent, le missionariesand wefind partout leurs établissements à firstconstituting les pionniers de la colonisation de travail. Tout en adistrict du pays était en processof étant modérée, de façon à le admitof thepriesthood labeurs de résidence et dans la conversion des autochtones, il a été dit d'être aland

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A complete history of Texas for schools, colleges and general use . d by the missionaries of the Catholic faitli, and theoccuj^ation of a country was not deemed complete or beneficialunless it was founded on the prosperity of the priesthood, insaving souls and civilizing thehabits of the natives. Hence, wefind everywhere the missionariesand their establishments at firstconstituting the pioneers in thework of colonization. While adistrict of country was in processof being subdued, so as to admitof the residence and labors of thepriesthood in the conversion ofthe natives, it was said to be aland of war {^tierra de g2ierra), and the government of such a ter-ritory was in the hands of the mili-tary authorities, who directed theirefforts to the protection of themissionaries and the gradual sub-jection of the Indians. Whenthings had progressed to the pointof settling the native population invillages and converting them toChristianity, so as to make them smnish missionariks kolnpinc. 47 Period I. Spakis)! Domination 1528 TOI82I Methods ofSpanish colo-nization. 1528 TO ^g A COMPLETE HISTORY OF TEXAS. IKKion I. in some degree a stable and peaceable community, the countrySpanish ^^^, ^g ^^^j^ ^^ ^^ ^ ^^^^ ^j ncace (tierra de paz), and the ordinaryforms of colonial government under civil rules were supposed totake the place of the military government of the earlier times.1821 This condition of affairs led to several bad results. In the first place, the gentle rule of religion is not well suited to theObjections to harsh mcthods of war, and the strange mixture of gospel niercyth!s^rnish° ^^^ ^^^^ crucl couduct of military authority could not fail toCatholics confuse and disgust the Indians. Then the priests themselves could not always reconcile their consciences to the necessity ofwarfare, which was actually required to keep the natives in sub-jection. The missionaries were seeking to save souls and to con-vert the savage to the gospel of peace, while the soldiers werebent on br

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