New Mexico Historical Review volume 13
New Mexico Historical Review volume 13
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The butcher told the writer no fit beef could be purchased under $5. 00 per 100.
Agent Pyle stated that the report of Hickman was false in every respect. Pyle to Smith, 4/29/76, P171/76, and 5/1/76, P173/76.
Longwill had stated earlier that the Indians desired to remain at Cimarron and many settlers considered them a protection against the Plains Indians, "so that I do not feel competent to advise in regard to their removal. " Longwill to Smith, in C. I. A. , Annual Report, 1874, p. 305.
184 NE...W MEXICO HISTORICAL REVIEW CHAPTER VIII THE NORTHERN ROUNDUP THE BRUNO agreement with the Ute and the Dolan agree- ment with the Jicarillas definitely foreshadowed the end of the free-roaming bands of Indians in northern New Mexico. Moreover, the mounting tide of discontent among the settlers and the increasing depravity of the Indians were powerful stimuli for the early consummation of those agreements. Consequently, the old agencies at Cimarron and Abiquiu were soon to become matters of history.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The butcher told the writer no fit beef could be purchased under $5. 00 per 100.
Agent Pyle stated that the report of Hickman was false in every respect. Pyle to Smith, 4/29/76, P171/76, and 5/1/76, P173/76.
Longwill had stated earlier that the Indians desired to remain at Cimarron and many settlers considered them a protection against the Plains Indians, "so that I do not feel competent to advise in regard to their removal. " Longwill to Smith, in C. I. A. , Annual Report, 1874, p. 305.
184 NE...W MEXICO HISTORICAL REVIEW CHAPTER VIII THE NORTHERN ROUNDUP THE BRUNO agreement with the Ute and the Dolan agree- ment with the Jicarillas definitely foreshadowed the end of the free-roaming bands of Indians in northern New Mexico. Moreover, the mounting tide of discontent among the settlers and the increasing depravity of the Indians were powerful stimuli for the early consummation of those agreements. Consequently, the old agencies at Cimarron and Abiquiu were soon to become matters of history.
What to read after New Mexico Historical Review volume 13?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by University of New Mexico to read onlineMoreLess
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