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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... Santa Fe grew so fast that the Santa Fe trail quickly became the established route . It had been Spain's firm policy to exclude all trade from the United States except through the severely controlled port of Veracruz . There came North ...
... Santa Fe grew so fast that the Santa Fe trail quickly became the established route . It had been Spain's firm policy to exclude all trade from the United States except through the severely controlled port of Veracruz . There came North ...
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Paul Horgan. persuade them that the point of peril was Santa Fe . . . " where he lived . If the New Mexicans hoped for relief when at last General Martínez de Lejanza was " removed to the sweets of private life , " his successor , though ...
Paul Horgan. persuade them that the point of peril was Santa Fe . . . " where he lived . If the New Mexicans hoped for relief when at last General Martínez de Lejanza was " removed to the sweets of private life , " his successor , though ...
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Paul Horgan. Santa Fe line . See Atchison , Topeka Shields , James , 738 1. Santa Cruz de Rosales , 780 Santa Elena Canyon , 898-901 Santa Elena Mountains , 898 Santa Fe , Count of . See Peñalosa , Bri- ceña y Bertugo , Diego Dionysio de ...
Paul Horgan. Santa Fe line . See Atchison , Topeka Shields , James , 738 1. Santa Cruz de Rosales , 780 Santa Elena Canyon , 898-901 Santa Elena Mountains , 898 Santa Fe , Count of . See Peñalosa , Bri- ceña y Bertugo , Diego Dionysio de ...
Contents
A Colony for Mexico | 453 |
A Wild Strain | 460 |
The Twin Sisters | 469 |
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