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Indians and Spain

by Horgan, Paul
Series: Great river Vol. 1. Indians and Spain -- Published by : Rinehart & Company Inc. (New York) Physical details: 447 p.
Subject(s): Southwestern States | | History
Year: 1954
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Awards:Pulitzer Prize for History, 1955.

Vol. 1. Indians and Spain --

Book one: the Indian Rio Grande. The ancients --
The cliffs --
To the river --
The stuff of life --
Book two: the Spanish Rio Grande. The river of palms --
Rivals --
Upland river --
The travellers' tales --
Destiny and the future --
Faith and bad faith --
Facing battle --
Battle piece --
The garrison --
Siege --
The eastern plains --
Prophecy and retreat --
Lords and victims --
The river of May --
Four enterprises --
Possession --
The river capital --
Collective memory --
Duties --
A dark day in winter --
The Battle of Acoma --
Afterthoughts --
Exchange --
The promises --
The desert fathers --
The two majesties --
The hungry --
"This miserable kingdom" --
The terror --
Limit of vision --
A way to the Texas --
The great captain --
Fort St. John Baptist --
Early towns --
Colonial Texas --
Mexico bay --
Forgotten lessons --
Hacienda and village --
The world intrudes --
The shout --
The broken grasp of Spain --

A 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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