Captives & Cousins (EasyRead Edition)ReadHowYouWant.com, 2002 - Culture conflict |
Contents
LOS LLANEROS CREATING A PLAINS | 70 |
LOS PASTORES CREATING A PASTORAL | 125 |
LOS MONTANESES TRAVERSING | 182 |
ELABORATING THE PLAINS | 250 |
COMMERCE KINSHIP AND COERCION | 323 |
PEAKS AND VALLEYS THE BORDERLANDS | 400 |
CLOSER AND CLOSER APART | 472 |
REFUGIO GURRIOLA MARTÍNEZ | 559 |
CHRONOLOGY | 572 |
New Mexican Livestock | 585 |
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS | 601 |
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Abiquiu Albuquerque American Antonio Anza Apaches arraigned slave freed Baca bands baptismal bison Brugge buffalo Calhoun campaign captives capture cattle Cebolleta Chávez Cheyennes Chihuahua ciboleros comancheros Comanches cultural defendant arraigned slave defendant discharged peon Dinetah discharged peon freed economy exchange expedition families frames Francisco Frontier genízaros Governor herds History honor Hopi horses household hunting Indian slavery Indian indios Jémez Jicarilla José Juan Jumanos kinship Kiowa labor livestock Manuel María marriage Mexican Mexico State Records military militia mules N.Mex Navajo Navajo Wars nineteenth century NMHR Okla Paiute pastoral Pawnee Pecos peonage percent Plains Indians political Pueblo Indians raiders raiding rancherías Records Center region reported ricos Río Abajo Río Grande Río Puerco River roll Romero San Miguel SANM Santa Fe settlement settlers sheep slavery Indian slavery social society southern Plains Southwest Borderlands Spanish Spanish colonial Taos territory Texas trade trans tribes Utes Valdez vecinos village violence women and children