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Winner Of The Pulitzer Prize For History (1976), , Originally Published In 1975, This Pulitzer Prize For Historywinning Biography Chronicles The Life Of Archbishop Jean Baptiste Lamy (18141888), New Mexicos First Resident Bishop And The Most Influential, Reformminded Catholic Official In The Region During The Late 1800S. Lamys Accomplishments, Including The Endowing Of Hospitals, Orphanages, And Englishlanguage Schools And Colleges, Formed The Foundation Of Modernday Santa Fe And Often Brought Him Into Conflict With Corrupt Local Priests. His Life Story, Also The Subject Of Willa Cathers Death Comes For The Archbishop, Describes A Pivotal Period In The American Southwest, As Spanish And Mexican Rule Gave Way To Much Greater Influence From The U.S. And Europe. Historian And Consummate Stylist Paul Horgan Has Given Us A Chronicle Filled With Hardy, Often Extraordinary Adventure, And Sustained By Lamys Magnificent Strength Of Character.
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