Great River: Mexico and the United StatesA distinguished historian examines the development of the region and surveys the amalgamation of the aboriginal Indian, Spanish, Mexican, and Anglo-American civilizations. |
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Page 555
... Manuel Armijo could not but hope that his efforts at rebellion , already so successful , must bring him the governor- ship . But the meeting elected Jose Gonzáles , the northern leader- " a good honest hunter , but a very ignorant man ...
... Manuel Armijo could not but hope that his efforts at rebellion , already so successful , must bring him the governor- ship . But the meeting elected Jose Gonzáles , the northern leader- " a good honest hunter , but a very ignorant man ...
Page 556
... Manuel Armijo . Further , the pueblo Indians were advised to " remain tranquil , and not mix in Mexican affairs . " To make certain of this , the pueblos were promised that they might govern themselves until the re - establishment of ...
... Manuel Armijo . Further , the pueblo Indians were advised to " remain tranquil , and not mix in Mexican affairs . " To make certain of this , the pueblos were promised that they might govern themselves until the re - establishment of ...
Page 559
... Manuel Armijo , and added , " Confess yourself , my colleague , " - for Chaplain of Dragoons Antonio José Martínez was present to hear the ex - Governor's confession . Don Manuel Armijo then turned to Don Pedro Muñoz and a squad of ...
... Manuel Armijo , and added , " Confess yourself , my colleague , " - for Chaplain of Dragoons Antonio José Martínez was present to hear the ex - Governor's confession . Don Manuel Armijo then turned to Don Pedro Muñoz and a squad of ...
Contents
A Colony for Mexico | 453 |
A Wild Strain | 460 |
The Twin Sisters | 469 |
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