The life of Anchieta, the missionary sent to Brazil during the second General Government, his participation in history and his work with the indigenous people in an intense catechizing effort, as well as his support for the Tamoio people during the French invasion.
Antonio Patiño
Anchieta
The life of Anchieta, the missionary sent to Brazil during the second General Government, his participation in history and his work with the indigenous people in an intense catechizing effort, as well as his support for the Tamoio people during the French invasion.
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