THE CHANGING WAYS OF SOUTHWESTERN INDIANS a Historic Perspective [SOLD]

THE CHANGING WAYS OF SOUTHWESTERN INDIANS a Historic Perspective

Edited by Albert H. Schroeder, M.A.

The Rio Grande Press, Inc. (this is not a reprint)

Hardback, first edition, first printing 1973. 289 pages, illustrated

Condition: very good condition. 

Contents

The Suma Indians of Northern Chihuahua and Western Texas by Rex G. Gerald

Economic Aspects of Indian Contacts in the Spanish Southwest by S. Lyman Tyler

Traditions of Northern Plains Raiders in New Mexico by Paul M. Raczka

Some Economic Considerations of Historic Rio Grande Pueblo Pottery by David H. Snow

The Mysterious A Tribe of the Southern Plains by Marc Simmons

The Pueblo of Nambé and Its Lands by Myra Ellen Jenkins

Mexican Independence Day and a Ute Tragedy in Santa Fe, 1844 by Ward Alan Minge

The Mescaleros at Fort Stanton by Andrew Wallace

The Long March: 1863-1867 by Frank McNitt

The Navajo “Long Walk:” Recollections by Navajos by Crawford R. Buell

The Fertile Ground: The Beginnings of Protestant Missionary Work with the Navajos, 1852-1890 by Michael Warner

Vincent Colyer and The New Mexico Press, 1871 by Richard N. Ellis

The Marmon Battalion and the Apache Campaign of 1885 by Austin N. Leiby

The Influence of J. Walter Fewkes on Nampeyo: Fact or Fancy by Theodore R. Frisbie

The Gila River Piman Water Problem by Alfonso Ortiz

Anglos Among the Navajos: The Day Family by Clifford E. Trafzer