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[Front Matter]
[Title Page]
[Copyright]
[Dedication]
Epigraphs
Foreword
Acknowledgments
Contents
Illustrations
Introduction
I. New Spain’s Far Northern Frontier
Editor’s Introduction
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IV
1. Church and State
2. Frontier Military
3. “Contributions are small”
4. A Communal Land Grant
Original Decree for the San Miguel Del Bado Land Grant
5. Mestizaje
6. “Most hardy subjects”
7. “There were no paupers”
8. “Backward” New Mexico
9. The wretched village of San Antonio
10. The Romantic Frontier
Guadalupe Vallejo, 1890
II. Yankee Infiltration and the Hardening of Stereotypes
Editor’s Introduction
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II
III
1. “Calculating the profit”
2. “Indications are very dangerous”
3. California “would fall without an effort”
4. The Black Legend
5. “Degenerate inhabitants of New Mexico”
6. “Blood ... as ditch water”
7. “An ill opinion of the Mexicans”
8. “Lazy people of vicious character”
9. “Industrious, honest North American settlers”
10. “Waiting the result”
III. Cultures Collide
Editor’s Introduction
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II
III
IV
1. “I am warning you”
2. “The two people cannot mingle together”
3. “Their decision irrevocably sealed their fate”
4. “Texians! render every possible assistance”
5. “War ...our final salvation”
6. “The sacrificial goat”
7. “We would have made some kind of resistance”
8. “Keep yourselves quiet”
9. Reactions to Defeat
10. “A duty before God”
Robert F. Stockton
11. “The Government of a white race”
IV. All the Rights of Citizens
Editor’s Introduction
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II
III
IV
1. “Their property, their persons, their religion”
2. “All the rights of citizens”
3. “For me the placers were finished”
4. “Hanged as suspects”
5. “A foreigner in my native land”
6. “No justice for the Mexicans in Texas”
7. “A set policy of terrorizing the Mexicans”
8. “Parceled out to Mexicans”
9. “Compelled to sell, little by little by little”
10. “A denial of justice”
V. Accommodation, Assimilation, and Resistance
Editor’s Introduction
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II
III
IV
1. “Revenge took possession of me”
Tiburcio Vasquez an Interview with the Noted Bandit
2. “To defend ourselves”
3. Las Gorras Blancas
Nuestra Platforma
Felix Martínez at a Citizens’ Meeting
4. “In Sympathy”
5. “Volunteers, both Mexicans and Americans”
6. “Now or Never”
Probabilities and Possibilities
7. “Por la raza y para la raza”
8. A Sample from the Press
La Sociedad Allanza Hispano-Americana De Tucson, Arizona
The Spanish Language and its Importance for the Natives of New Mexico
9. Workers from Mexico: Three Views
Mexican Immigrants in the United States
Mexicans in the United States
Afterword
For Further Reading
Index
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