Format:
1 Online-Ressource (320 p)
ISBN:
9781316811245
Series Statement:
Studies in North American Indian History
Content:
This book reinterprets Southwestern history before the US-Mexican War through a case study of the poorly understood Apaches de paz and their adaptation to Hispanic rule
Content:
Cover -- Half-title -- Series infornation -- Title page -- Copyright information -- Table of contents -- List of Figures -- List of Maps -- List of Tables -- Acknowledgments -- A Note on Terminology -- Introduction -- Notes -- 1 Peace and War -- Ndé Origins -- Ndé Spanish Policy: From Avoidance to Resistance -- Loyal Allies: The Ndé Role in the Pueblo and Great Southwestern Revolts -- Negotiating Peace -- Notes -- 2 Precedents -- Buena Esperanza: The Prelude -- Apache Missions -- Apache Peace Pacts at Presidios
Content:
Croix's War Councils and the Decision to Settle Apaches in Pueblos -- Indigenous and Spanish Military Pressure -- The Royal Order of 1779 and the American Revolution -- Buena Esperanza: The Denouement -- The Costs of Peace and War -- Notes -- 3 Ambivalent Compromise -- Protection -- The Fruits of Peace -- Other Motives -- Ndé Motives for Peace: Beyond Numbers -- Notes -- 4 Acculturation and Adaptation -- Hispanic Benefits -- Apache Adaptations -- The Legacy of Partial Peace -- Notes -- 5 Collapse and Independence -- Early Signs of Decline
Content:
The Decline in Presidio Supply -- Apache and Comanche Raiding -- The Final Collapse -- Notes -- 6 Resilience and Survival -- Violent Escalation -- Persistent Peace -- Risking Resettlement -- Death and Dissolution -- Notes -- Epilogue -- Notes -- Appendix Ndé Groups and Their Homelands (c. 1800) -- I. ''Eastern Apaches'' -- A. Lipan -- 1. Túédine Ndé (''No Water People'') -- 2. Túsís or Kúnetsa Ndé (''Big Water People'') -- B. Mescalero -- 1. Nitahen Ndé (''Earth Crevice People'') -- 2. Cúelcahén Ndé (''People of the Tall Grass'') -- C. Jicarilla
Content:
1. Sait Ndé (''Sand People'') -- 2. Gulgahén (''People of the Plains'') -- II. ''Southern Apaches'' (so-called Chiricahuas) -- A. Chihene (''Red Paint People'') -- B. Chokonen (''Juniper People'') -- C. Nednhi (''Enemy People'') -- III. ''Western Apaches'' -- A. Dzilgha'é (''On Top of the Mountain People'') -- B. T'iisibaan (''Cottonwood in Grey Wedge Shape People'') -- C. Tsézhiné (''Black Rocks People'') -- Bibliography -- Unpublished Manuscript Collections -- Published Works -- Index
Note:
Description based upon print version of record
Additional Edition:
ISBN 9781316811245
Additional Edition:
ISBN 9781107121386
Additional Edition:
Print version Babcock, Matthew Apache Adaptation to Hispanic Rule New York : Cambridge University Press,c2016 ISBN 9781107121386
Language:
English
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