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Whose novel Death Comes for the Archbishop recounted the story of French Catholic missionaries in the southwestern United States?

Whose novel Death Comes for the Archbishop recounted the story of French Catholic missionaries in the southwestern United States? Correct Answer Willa Cather’s

Willa Cather wrote of the pioneer spirit of the French Catholic missionaries in the Southwest in Death Comes for the Archbishop (1927).

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