Evangelisation, protest and ethnic identity: sixteenth century missionaries and Indians in Northern Amazonian Ecuador
The native people of the Ecuadorian tropical forest have had almost 450 years of contact with different representatives of white colonial and post-colonial societies. Through these years, the presence of missionaries among the native groups has been the most pervasive. Missions have been consistentl...
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1984
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The life and times of Grandfather Rucuyaya Alonso: culture and history in the upper Amazon
