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Bound For Santa Fe The Road To New Mexico And The American Conquest 18061848 Stephen G Hyslop

Name: Bound For Santa Fe The Road To New Mexico And The American Conquest 18061848 Stephen G Hyslop
SKU: BELL-54774018
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Bound For Santa Fe The Road To New Mexico And The American Conquest 18061848 Stephen G Hyslop instant download after payment.

Publisher: University of Oklahoma Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 32.31 MB

Pages: 514

Author: Stephen G. Hyslop

ISBN: 9780806133898, 0806133899

Language: English

Year: 2002

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Bound For Santa Fe The Road To New Mexico And The American Conquest 18061848 Stephen G Hyslop by Stephen G. Hyslop 9780806133898, 0806133899 instant download after payment.

For nearly half a century, the Santa Fe Trail served as an avenue of exchange, where transactions ranged from friendly give-and-take to guarded trade to lethal attempts to settle scores. In 1846, the trail became the means for American seizure of Mexican territory―yet the economic and cultural exchanges continued even in the midst of war. In Bound for Santa Fe, Stephen G. Hyslop draws on eyewitness accounts to retrace the journey from Missouri to New Mexico, weaving together nearly one hundred accounts by scores of people who traveled the trail.