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• Physical Description: xv, 248 p. : ill. ; 23 cm.
• Publisher: [San Francisco] : Indian Historian Press, c1976.

Content descriptions

General Note:

Constitution of the All Indian Pueblo Council: p. 227-231.

Bibliography, etc. Note:

Includes bibliographical references (p. 243-247).

Formatted Contents Note:

Introduction -- Nations within a nation: Locations and language -- Government -- In the beginning: Traditional history -- Religion -- Economy -- Spanish conquest, Pueblo revolt: Coronado expeditions -- Encomienda system -- Revolt is planned -- Return of the Spanish -- Revolt continues -- New alliance -- United States in Pueblo history: Plan of Inguala -- Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo -- Leadership is attacked -- Taos controversy -- Land, water adn survival: Land the legal process -- Parable appeal -- Pueblo lands act -- Question of survival -- conservancy district -- Elements of change: Higher eduction -- Education the adult -- Pueblo economy -- Water rights: Life or death - -new lifestyle/ -- Some who shaped Pueblo history: Pablo Abeita -- Sotero Ortiz -- Mateo Aragon -- Martin Vigil -- Edward Pasqual Dozier -- Popovi Da -- Beryl Blue Spruce -- Joseph Naranjo -- Bartolome de Ojeda -- Epilogue: Silver-headed canes -- Appendix: Historical outline -- Constitution, all Indian Pueblo council -- Francisco De Vitoria's principles -- Jemez Pueblo names, former residences -- Patron saints, feast days -- Native speakers-- Population by Pueblos -- Pueblo land holdings Glossary -- Bibliography.

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Pueblo Indians.