The Journal of San Diego History
SAN DIEGO HISTORICAL SOCIETY QUARTERLY
Winter 1978, Volume 24, Number 1
Thomas L. Scharf, Managing Editor
From Lope de Vega to San Diego
The Backgrounds of Spanish Colonization in the Californias
Edited by David Ringrose
Cover image: Father Junípero Serra.
Original Articles
- Introduction
- By David Ringrose
- San Diego de Alcalá
- By Reverend Monsignor I. Brent Eagen
- Cultural Backgrounds of Spanish Imperialism as Presented in Lope de Vega’s Play San Diego de Alcalá
- By Joseph Silverman
- A Brief Comment on the Text of Lope de Vega’s San Diego de Alcalá
- By Thomas Case
- San Diego de Alcalá
- By Lope de Vega
- Plans for the Occupation of Upper California; A New Look at the “Dark Age” from 1602 to 1769
- By Donald C. Cutter
- The Occupation of the Port of San Diego de Alcalá
- By Iris Wilson Engstrand
- Mission Colonization and Political Control in Spanish California
- By Francis Guest O.F.M.
- Commentary on Francis Guest’s Paper “Mission Colonization and Political Control in Spanish California”
- By David Piñera Ramírez
- Impact of Colonization on the Native California Societies
- By Robert Heizer
- Commentary on Robert Heizer’s Paper “Impact of Colonization on the Native California Societies”
- By Lucy L. Killea
Book Reviews
- Northern Mexico on the Eve of the United States Invasion: Rare Imprints Concerning California, Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas, 1821-1846.
- Edited by David J. Weber. Reviewed by Matt S. Meier.
- Culturas en Peligro.
- By Miguel León-Portilla. Reviewed by W. Michael Mathes
- United States Customs and The Madero Revolution
- By Michael Dennis Carman. Reviewed by Jaime E. Rodriguez
- The Politics of Business in California, 1890-1920.
- By Mansel G. Blackford. Reviewed by Lawrence B. Lee.
