THE INVESTIGATION: Chapter 3: THE BEGINNINGS.

Chapter 3 of Part I of the book "They Built Utopia: The Jesuit Missions in Paraguay 1610-1768" is presented. It looks at how the Thirty Towns come into being, the Jesuit State in the empty wilderness of Paraguay where a hundred fifty thousand Guaraníes lived peacefully the Christian life. Accordingl...

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Publicado en:They Built Utopia (The Jesuit Missions in Paraguay): 1610-1768 pp. 18 - 40
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Publicado: Digitalia Publishing Corp. 1995
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