New Mexico Historical Review volume 14
New Mexico Historical Review volume 14
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AMERICAN OCCUPATION OF NEW MEXICO 283 agent in the Territory and he in the Navajo country, with a rumor that the Comanches are forming a league with the other wild tribes to pounce down upon New Mexico and Texas, with suspicions that some devilment is afoot among the Pueblos, with rumors of revolution among the Mexicans, with the Governor, Secretary, and Chief Justice absent in the States you can judge of my position. " 19 Yet the same person reported in August 1852 that mat- ters were graduall...y adjusting themselves and that there was great reason to hope that soon the story of distress and tur- moil would be changed into one of peace and prosperity. After riding over nearly the whole Territory "from the Ar- kansas to the Gila Rivers and from Acoma to Antoine Chico" he could say what could never be said before that the Indians were all at peace. 20 Though short-lived, this era of tran- quility was of great benefit to the people.
Internal Development. It is extremely difficult to deter- mine to what extent American interest was manifested in the internal development of New Mexico.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
AMERICAN OCCUPATION OF NEW MEXICO 283 agent in the Territory and he in the Navajo country, with a rumor that the Comanches are forming a league with the other wild tribes to pounce down upon New Mexico and Texas, with suspicions that some devilment is afoot among the Pueblos, with rumors of revolution among the Mexicans, with the Governor, Secretary, and Chief Justice absent in the States you can judge of my position. " 19 Yet the same person reported in August 1852 that mat- ters were graduall...y adjusting themselves and that there was great reason to hope that soon the story of distress and tur- moil would be changed into one of peace and prosperity. After riding over nearly the whole Territory "from the Ar- kansas to the Gila Rivers and from Acoma to Antoine Chico" he could say what could never be said before that the Indians were all at peace. 20 Though short-lived, this era of tran- quility was of great benefit to the people.
Internal Development. It is extremely difficult to deter- mine to what extent American interest was manifested in the internal development of New Mexico.
What to read after New Mexico Historical Review volume 14?
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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