Captives & cousins
Subtitle: slavery, kinship, and community in the Southwest borderlands
By: James F. Brooks.
Contributors: Omohundro Institute of Early American History & Culture.
Publisher: Published for the Omohundro Institute of Early American History and Culture, Williamsburg, Virginia, University of North Carolina Press
Published: 2002
Place of publication: Chapel Hill, NC
Language: eng
Number of pages: 419
Subjects: Spaniards -- Southwest, New -- Social conditions; Indians of North America -- Southwest, New -- Social conditions; Spaniards -- Kinship -- Southwest, New -- History; Indians of North America -- Kinship -- Southwest, New -- History; Slavery -- Southwest, New -- History; Sex role -- Southwest, New -- History; Culture conflict -- Southwest, New -- History; Southwest, New -- Ethnic relations; Southwest, New -- Social conditions; Southwest, New -- Colonization -- Social aspects
Other titles: Captives and cousins
Table of contents: title: Machine generated contents note: ONE. Violence, Exchange, and the Honor of Men 1; title: Maps 41; title: TWO. Los Llaneros: Creating a Plains Borderland 45; title: THREE. Los Pastores: Creating a Pastoral Borderland 80; title: FOUR. Los Montafieses: Traversing Borderlands 117; title: FIVE. Elaborating the Plains Borderlands 160; title: SIX. Commerce, Kinship, and Coercion 208; title: SEVEN. Peaks and Valleys: The Borderlands Speak 258; title: EIGHT. Closer and Closer Apart 304; title: Epilogue. Refugio Gurriola Martinez 361; title: Chronology 369; title: Glossary of Spanish and Native American Terms 373; title: APPENDIX A. Navajo Livestock and Captive Raids, 1780-1864 377; title: APPENDIX B. New Mexican Livestock and Captive Raids, 1780-1864 382; title: APPENDIX C. New Mexican Peonage and Slavery Hearings, 1868 385.