Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter I
2. CONTENTS V
3. PART ONE. The Indian versus the Spanish Mission
4. II. POPULATION DECLINE 3
5. III. DISEASE AND NUTRITION 13
6. IV. NEGATIVE RESPONSES TO THE MISSION ENVIRONMENT 56
7. V. LABOR, SEX, AND PUNISHMENT 91
8. VI. CERTAIN CULTURAL ASPECTS 135
9. THE ABORIGINAL POPULATION OF CALIFORNIA 161
10. PART TWO. The Physical and Demographic Reaction of the Nonmission Indians in Colonial and Provincial California
11. CASUALTIES 198
12. DISEASE 207
13. MISSIONIZATION 216
14. STARVATION 218
15. SECONDARY FACTORS IN POPULATION DECLINE 220
16. THE INDIAN RESPONSE 226
17. PART THREE. The American Invasion, 1848-1870
18. MILITARY CASUALTIES, 184&-1865 259
19. SOCIAL HOMICIDE 263
20. DISEASE 267
21. FOOD AND NUTRITION 280
22. LABOR 300
23. SEX AND FAMILY RELATIONS 329
24. SUMMARY AND COMPARISONS 346
25. PART FOUR. Trends in Marriage and Divorce since 1850
26. SOURCES OF INFORMATION 366
27. MARRIAGE FORMS 374
28. DIVORCE OR SEPARATION 383
29. PART FIVE. Population Trends Among the California Mission Indians
30. THE AVAILABLE DATA 400
31. PRIMARY POPULATION TRENDS 403
32. BIRTH RATE 408
33. THE GENTILE INCREMENT 417
34. DEATH AND DEPLETION 421
35. ADULT SEX RATIO 427
36. AGE DISTRIBUTION 432
37. THE POPULATION FACTOR 440
38. REGIONAL MISSION VARIATION 440
39. CONCLUSIONS 446
40. FACTORS GOVERNING THE AVAILABILITY OF WHITE FOOD 450
41. FACTORS GOVERNING THE AVAILABILITY OF INDIAN FOOD 478
42. THE PROBLEM OF TASTE 488
43. SOCIAL FACTORS 497
44. THE EXTENT TO WHICH DIETARY HABITS HAVE CHANGED 500
45. SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS 506
46. INDEX 509