Rubén Sálaz M. has broadened the study of southwest History to include multicultural aspects as well as important discussion items often neglected by various writers. As can be seen by a quick look at the Table of Contents, EPIC of the Greater Southwest is a more complete history of the Southwest where documented facts take the reader where they may. EPIC is intended for everyone interested in a valid introductory history to our eight southwestern States but especially for readers young and old who wish to get beyond standard concepts of American historiography. (See the EPIC Foreword for an introduction into this type of material. Then browse the Discussion Notes sections.) If you are a fan of William H. Prescott, Herbert E. Bolton (see especially his “Epic of Greater America”), Lesley B. Simpson, Lewis Hanke, Irving Leonard, Salvador de Madariaga, Philip Wayne Powell, Charles or Donald Cutter, Alvin Josephy Jr., Howard Zinn, James W. Loewen, Stewart Udall, etc., this volume might well become your Southwest history item. 'To Order: EPIC OF THE GREATER SOUTHWEST or pick up at any Barnes & Noble or Borders. (It might not
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EPIC of the GREATER SOUTHWESTTable of Contents |
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| PART ONE:
PRECONTACT
Chapter 1 PRE-COLUMBIAN CIVILIZATIONS………………..
PART TWO: SPANISH PERIODChapter 2 FIRST EUROPEANS IN THE SOUTHWEST………………..
Chapter 3 FIRST EUROPEAN COLONY and SETTLEMENTSCOLONY: New Mexico, 1598……………….. SETTLEMENTS San Antonio, Texas, 1718……………….. San Diego, California, 1769……………….. Tucson, Arizona, 1776……………….. Chapter 4 SPANISH INSTITUTIONSMissions……………….. KINO……………….. MARGIL……………….. Presidio……………….. ANZA……………….. Ranching New Mexico……………….. Texas……………….. California……………….. Arizona………………..
Chapter 5 SOCIETY New Mexico……………….. Texas……………….. California……………….. Arizona……………….. Chapter 6 INDIAN AFFAIRS in the HISPANIC SOUTHWESTNew Mexico……………….. Texas……………….. California……………….. Arizona………………..
PART THREE: AMERICAN PERIODChapter 7 THE MEXICAN WARSynopsis………………..
Chapter 8 The Mexican War inTexas……………….. New Mexico……………….. Arizona……………….. California………………..
Chapter 9 THE CIVIL WAR in the Southwest………………..
Chapter 10 INDIAN AFFAIRS IN THE AMERICAN SOUTHWESTTexas……………….. California……………….. Nevada……………….. Colorado……………….. Utah……………….. Oklahoma……………….. New Mexico……………….. Arizona……………….. |
Chapter 11 RAILROADS………………..
Chapter 12 FRONTIER LAW AND ORDERTexas……………….. California……………….. Nevada……………….. Colorado……………….. Utah……………….. Oklahoma……………….. New Mexico……………….. Arizona……………….. Chapter 13 STATEHOOD AND AMERICANIZATIONTexas—1845……………….. California—1850……………….. Nevada—1864……………….. Colorado—1876……………….. Utah—1896……………….. Oklahoma—1907……………….. New Mexico—1912……………….. Arizona—1912………………..
Chapter 14 LAND TENURE
Chapter 15 EDUCATION IN THE SOUTHWEST
Chapter 15 A PERSONAL TOUR OF THE SOUTHWEST
EPILOGUE………………..
TIMELINESEuropean Exploration of the Americas……………….. Denominational Christianity……………….. King of the Plains………………..
HISTORICAL ESSAYSHistory or Propaganda? ………………..Land Grants……………….. On Texas History……………….. On California Historiography……………….. On the Spanish Era……………….. The Dred Scott Decision……………….. On California Indian History……………….. Morality Aside……………….. Myth & Media in Western History………………..
Index ……………. |
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