How the Jesuits Charted the World

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> In America their mission is correcting Native Americans with "Indian schools". It may be possible, but is certainly difficult, to imagine a more flagrant abuse of the word “is”.

Post by klarwiekb » Sat, Dec 25, 2021, 4:14 AM UTC

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I dislike religious people, generally speaking, but Catholics in the PNW are the source of a lot of reliable historical accounts of tribal groups. I’m somewhat resentful, but they did good work recording linguistic data. Better than the miners would have done. Just saying.