New Mexico Historical Review volume 24
New Mexico Historical Review volume 24
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Notes and Documents The practice of having governors and viceroys leave an account of the affairs of their jurisdictions and instructions for the benefit of their successors was a fortunate one from the standpoint of modern historians. Much valuable informa- tion was recorded in these memorials : appraisals of economic and political conditions; military affairs; and matters of a religious or social nature.
Colonel Don Fernando de la Concha became governor of the province of New Mexico in 17...89, and held the office for five years. His predecessor, Juan Bautista de Anza, famed for his expeditions to northern California, added to his rep- utation by his astuteness in the management of Indian af- fairs in New Mexico. 1 Concha's successor, to whom his Instruction was directed, governed during the remaining years of the eighteenth century.
In his instructions to Chacon, Concha recommended that his successor's attention be concentrated upon three branches of provincial administration. First was the matter of rela- tions with the warlike heathen Indian tribes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
33.
Notes and Documents The practice of having governors and viceroys leave an account of the affairs of their jurisdictions and instructions for the benefit of their successors was a fortunate one from the standpoint of modern historians. Much valuable informa- tion was recorded in these memorials : appraisals of economic and political conditions; military affairs; and matters of a religious or social nature.
Colonel Don Fernando de la Concha became governor of the province of New Mexico in 17...89, and held the office for five years. His predecessor, Juan Bautista de Anza, famed for his expeditions to northern California, added to his rep- utation by his astuteness in the management of Indian af- fairs in New Mexico. 1 Concha's successor, to whom his Instruction was directed, governed during the remaining years of the eighteenth century.
In his instructions to Chacon, Concha recommended that his successor's attention be concentrated upon three branches of provincial administration. First was the matter of rela- tions with the warlike heathen Indian tribes.
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