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Bold denotes illustrations U.S. Cavalry, 197, 199, 204, 205, 206,
207, 209, 218; at Hembrillo Canyon,
A
209-10, 216; intermarriage among,
Acoma Indians: Calabash clan of, 291 with Navajos, 294; Placida Romero’s
Acoma Pueblo (N.Mex.): Coronado kidnapping by, 283, 288, 289, 294, 299;
Expedition at, 144; Spanish assault Ninth U.S. Cavalry deaths caused by,
on, iN 1599, 141, 145, 379, 380; trial of 200, 201, 213; Ninth U.S. Cavalry’s
prisoners from, in 1599, 379, 380-81 campaign against, 197, 209-10, 216-17;
Acoma Land Grant (N.Mex.): survey of, population of, 198. See also Mangus;
290 Nana
Acomilla, Pedro: of Taos Pueblo, 141, 153 Apache Yuma Indians. See Apache Indians
Adams, Kevin, Class and Race in the Aplin, T. Chris, revs. Natalie Curtis
Frontier Army: Military Life in the Burlin: A Life in Native and African
West, 1870-1890, revd., 266-67 American Music, by Michelle Wisk
Alamillo, José M., revs. A Dolores Huerta Patterson, 548-49
Reader, by Mario T. Garcia, 412-14 Archaeology of Meaningful Places, The,
Alamo City Commercial Business ed. by Brenda J. Bowser and Maria
College: as employers of Tejano Nieves Zedejfios, revd., 273-74
educators, 88 Archivo General de Indias (AGI):
Albuquerque (N.Mex.) Daily Journal: Coronado Expedition documents in, 25
dispatches on Placida Romero’s capture Armitage, Sue, revs. Open Range: The
in, 283, 299, 300 Life of Agnes Morley Cleaveland, by
Aleut Indians. See Centennial Exhibition Darlis A. Miller, 525-26
Alvarado, Pedro de: as financial investor
Ashurst-McGee, Mark, revs. Amasa
in Coronado Expedition, 2 Mason Lyman, Mormon Apostle and
Amasa Mason Lyman, Mormon Apostle Apostate: A Study in Dedication, by
and Apostate: A Study in Dedication, by Edward Leo Lyman, 272-73
Edward Leo Lyman, revd., 272-73 Ayeta, Francisco de: as Franciscan superior
Americans (Underwood): description of in colonial New Mexico, 149, 150
poems in, 493
Anza, Juan Bautista de: expedition of, 355 B
Apache Indians: government policies Babcock, Matthew, revs. Indian Alliances
contested by, 198, 199; guerilla and the Spanish in the Southwest,
strategies and tactics of, against Ninth 750-1750, by William B. Carter, 126-27
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Bagley, Will, revs. On the Western Trails: as Coronado and Villalobos
The Overland Diaries of Washington expeditionary, 5
Peck, ed. by Susan B. Erb, 270-71 Bethe, Hans A.: at American universities,
Bagley, Will, So Rugged and 224; behind the Einstein letter, 229; as
Mountainous: Blazing the Trails to German-speaking émigré-scientist, 223,
Oregon and California, 1812-1848, 224, 234, 235; as head of Theoretical
revd., 532-33 Division at Los Alamos, 231; in married
Bahia Filipina (Mobile Bay): Guido de life, 237; as Nobel Prize winner, 241
Lavezariis’s description of, g-10 Beyond the American Pale: The Irish in the
Baird, Spencer F’: as assistant secretary in West, 1845-1910, by David M. Emmons,
charge of publications and collections revd., 530-31
for Smithsonian Institution, 159, 169 Bibo, Arthur “Arty” G.: research
Bakken, Gordon Morris, The Mining Law conducted by, 279-82; “The Ballad of
of 1872: Past, Politics, and Prospects, Placida Romero: History ofa nA pache
revd., 119-20 Raid, a Captured Woman, and a Song,”
“The Ballad of Placida Romero: History
279-324
of an Apache Raid, a Captured Bibo, Solomon: as Acoma Pueblo
Woman, and a Song,” original story by governor, 280; as Arthur Bibo’s nephew,
Arthur “Arty” G. Bibo, annotated and 290
edited by A. E. “Bob” Roland, 279-324 Bidu-ya. See Victorio
Ball, Larry D.: “In Memoriam: Charles Black Legend: definition of, 378
Leroy Kenner (1933-2010),” 401—4; revs. Black Officer in a Buffalo Soldier
Deadly Dozen: Forgotten Gunfighters
Regiment: The Military Career of
of the Old West, Volume 3, by Robert
Charles Young, by Brian G. Shellum,
K. DeArment, 543-44; revs. The Diaries
revd., 268-69
of John Gregory Bourke Volume 4: July
Bloch, Felix: at American universities,
3, 1880—May 22, 1881, ed. by Charles
224; as German-speaking émigré-
M. Robinson III, 121-23
scientist, 223; as Nobel Prize winner,
Bandelier, Adolph F. A.: as historian
241; Oppenheimer’s tension with, 237;
and archaeologist, 290; with Placida
Romero, 297; tracking of Indian routes from Switzerland, 224
Blue Spruce, George Jr., Searching for My
by, 291
Barbed Wire: The Fence that Changed the Destiny, revd., 414-15
West, by Joanne S. Liu, revd., 269-70 Bolton, Herbert Eugene: analysis by, on
Barber, Edwin A.: on Hayden’s survey, 162 Juan Jaramillo’s “Relacién,” 26
Barnes, Sidney A.: as U.S. District Book Notes, 137-38, 275-76, 425-26,
Attorney, 298 551-53
Bartlett, John Russell: in Doubtful Book Reviews, 111-35, 251-74, 405-23,
Canyon, 343
525-49
Barton, John D., revs. Whispering Smith: Born, Max: concerning dislocated
His Life and Misadventures, by Allen P.
scientists, 229; as quantum mechanics
Bristow, 418-19
scientist, 224
Baumann, Gustave: as a Santa Fe artist, Botello, Hernando: as manager of the
505-7; woodcut by, 506, 507
shipyard at La Navidad, g, 10
Baxter, John O., Cowboy Park: Steer-
Bowser, Brenda J., The Archaeology of
Roping Contests on the Border, revd.,
Meaningful Places, revd., 273-74
114-15
Bradbury, Norris: at Los Alamos
Bayaha, Haiti: sixteenth-century Spanish
Laboratory, 223, 233
artifacts found at, 335, 337, 338
Brasher, Nugent: “Francisco Vazquez de
Beeman, Cynthia J., History Ahead:
Coronado at Doubtful Canyon and
Stories Beyond the Texas Roadside
on the Trail North: The 2011 Report
Markers, revd., 417
including Lead Isotopes, Artifact
Beltran, Bernardino. See Espejo-Beltran
party
Interpretation, and Camp Description,”
Benavides, Alonso de: observations 325-75
of, on Spanish and Pueblo Indian Bretscher, Egon: children of, 242; as
relationship, 145-46 German-speaking émigré-scientist,
Bermeja, Pedro Martin de la: 233; Los Alamos apartment belonging
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to, 230; as member of British Mission Centennial Exhibition (1876): budget
to the Manhattan Project, 224; with of, 160-61; exhibits at, 158, 160; in
Mr. Pefia, 231; at Palace of Governors, Philadelphia, 157; tribes represented
235; postwar career of, 242; Super at, 160; U.S. Departments represented
Experimentation division led by, 231; at, 159-60
from Switzerland, 224 Chadwick, James: on British atomic
Bridging National Borders in North weapons program and the Manhattan
America: Transnational and Project, 229
Comparative Histories, ed. by Benjamin Chalfant, William Y., Hancock’s War:
H. Johnson and Andrew R. Graybill, Conflict on the Southern Plains, revd.,
revd., 534-35 541-42
Bristow, Allen P., Whispering Smith: His Chambers, Lee V., revs. Winning Their
Life and Misadventures, revd., 418-19 Place: Arizona Women in Politics,
Britten, Thomas A., The Lipan Apaches: 1883-1950, by Heidi J. Osselaer, 537-38
Chamuscado, Francisco Sanchez. See
People of Wind and Lightning, revd.,
128-30 Chamuscado-Rodriquez party
Bryan, Jimmy L. Jr., revs. Class and Race Chamuscado-Rodriquez party: expedition
in the Frontier Army: Military Life in of, 347, 350, 356-573,6 0
Chapa, Francisco A.: as advertiser in El
the West, 1570-1890, by Kevin Adams,
Regidor, 94
266-67
Chavez, Amado: as New Mexico
Buell, George P.: expedition of, 217
territorial representative, 290
Buffalo Soldiers: Lt. Col. Nathan A. M.
Chavez, Thomas E.: “In Memoriam:
Dudley’s opinion of, 213; in Ninth and
Thomas J. Steele, S.J. (1933-2010),”
Tenth U.S. Cavalry, 197
393-97
Burke, Flannery, revs. Mary Austin and
Chichilticale. See Kuykendall Ruins
the American West, by Susan Goodman
Chiricahua Indians. See Apache Indians
and Carl Dawson, 411-12
Cibola. See Hawikku
Butterfield Overland Mail Company: at Cibola, Diego Sanchez de: as Coronado
Doubtful Canyon, 343 and Villalobos expeditionary, 5
Cibola Project: as a tool for historians and
C
philologists, 32
Cady Wells and Southwestern Modernism, Cicuique: Coronado Expedition at, 142,
by Lois P. Rudnick, revd., 410-11 1
California Odyssey: An Overland Journey Cicuye. See Cicuique
on the Southern Trails, 1849, by Cincinnati (Ohio) Daily Commercial:
William R. Goulding, edited by Patricia Sherman-Otero exchange published
in, 387-88
A. Etter, revd., 262-63
Cisneros, Maria Viviana: as parciante
Camino Real de Tierra Adentro: map of,
of Madrid Ditch No. 2 in Cucharas,
348, 349
Colorado, 445, 446
Candelaria Ruin. See Las Ventanas Ruin
Clark, David Leigh, Joseph Bates Noble:
Captive Arizona, 1851-1900, by Victoria
Polygamy and the Temple Lot Case,
Smith, revd., 260-61
revd., 120-21
Carrién, Juan Pablo de: as manager of the
Clark, Jeffery J., revs. Prehistory,
shipyard at La Navidad, 10
Personality, and Place: Emil W.
Carter, William B., Indian Alliances and Haury and the Mogollon Controversy,
the Spanish in the Southwest, 750-1750, by Jefferson Reid and Stephanie
revd., 126-27 Whittlesey, 419-20
Castafieda de Najera, Pedro de: narrative Class and Race in the Frontier Army:
of the Coronado Expedition by, 25, 26, Military Life in the West, 1870-1890, by
48, 50, 51-52, 142, 144, 325, 328, 348, 350 Kevin Adams, revd., 266-67
Castafio de Sosa, Gaspar: expedition of, Clemente, Esteban: description of,
353, 359, 357, 360 146-47; revolt against Spaniards
Castilla, Luis de: as financial investor in orchestrated by, 148
Coronado Expedition, 2 Coggeshall, Nancy, Gila Country Legend:
Castro, Robert F., revs. Captive Arizona, The Life and Times of Quentin Hulse,
1851-1900, by Victoria Smith, 260-61 revd., 253-54
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“Collecting for the Centennial Indian Coyotero Indians. See Apache Indians
Exhibit: The J. K. Hillers—Olin D. Craven, David, revs. Cady Wells and
Wheeler Expedition to the Hopis in Southwestern Modernism, by Lois P.
1876,” by Louis A. Hieb, 157-95 Rudnick, 410-11
Crisp, James E., How Did Davy Die? And
Colorado Water Law of 1866: description
of, 435 Why Do We Care So Much?, revd.,
415-16
Comanche Indians: as threat in New
Crook, George: Apache Indians surrender
Mexico, 471-72, 474. See also
to, 218
Centennial Exhibition
Cruz, Pablo: as editor of El Heraldo, 85; as
Condon, Edward U.: Oppenheimer’s
founder of E/ Regidor, 85-86, 97
tension with, 237
Cruz, Victor: as founder of El Correro
Conflict on the Rio Grande: Water and
Mexicano, 85
the Law, 1879-1939, by Douglas R.
Cruz, Zulema: as proprietor of El Regidor,
Littlefield, revd., 533-34
86
Connelly, Henry: as governor of New
Cubero, N.Mex.: image of, (ca 1880-
Mexico ‘Territory, 390 1890), 286; Our Lady of Light Church
Constructing Lives at Mission San in, 287, 304
Francisco: Native Californians and Cucharas City, Colo.: as railroad town,
Hispanic Colonists, 1776-1821, by 433-34, 438
Quincy D. Newell, revd., 124-26 Cucharas, Colo.: adobe home of a
Conway, Christopher, The U.S.-Mexican Hispanic family in, 433; Indian captives
War: A Binational Reader, revd., 542-43 in, 445-46; local acequia governance
Coronado Expedition: analysis of Spanish and culture in, 432, 434-38, 439-47;
lead from, 328-31, 333, 335, 347, 356- location of, 432; settlement of, 432-33.
62; description of, 359-60; documents See also Madrid Ditch No. 2
of, 21, 25; at Doubtful Canyon, 334, Cullen, David O’Donald, revs. History
337, 340, 345; expeditionaries of, 24; Ahead: Stories Beyond the Texas
financial investments in, 1-2, 3-4, Roadside Markers, by Dan K. Utley and
13; firearms with, 328; geographical Cynthia J. Beeman, 417
route of, 23-24, 26, 31, 44, 46, 47, 49,
50; Hawikku warriors skirmish with, D
325-27, 359; historical significance of, Daily Express (Tex.): banks advertising
4-5, 14, 22-23; at Jimmy Owens site, in, 100
360; map of, 23; route of, 331, 333, Dawson, Carl, Mary Austin and the
335, 337 34°, 347, 348, 350; Spanish American West, revd., 411-12
maritime transport before, during, and Deadly Dozen: Forgotten Gunfighters of
after, 329; supplies needed for, 1-2 the Old West, Volume 3, by Robert K.
Coronado, Francisco Vazquez de: DeArment, revd., 543-44
as financial investor in Coronado DeArment, Robert K., Deadly Dozen:
Expedition, 2; loans to, 3, 5; letter by, Forgotten Gunfighters of the Old West,
to King Charles I, 25; Pueblo Indians Volume 3, revd., 543-44
encountered by, 142, 144. See also DeJong, David H., Stealing the Gila: The
Coronado Expedition Pima Agricultural Economy and Water
Coronado Trail: map of, 342, 349 Deprivation, 1848-1921, revd., 536-37
Corrido de Placida Romero: account . DeLay, Brian, revs. Fiasco: George
of, 297; handmade cloth cover for, Clinton Gardner’s Correspondence
. 285; inaccuracies with, 282, 283, 297; from the U.S.-Mexico Boundary Survey,
music related to, 285; preservation and 1849-1854, ed. by David J. Weber and
interpretation of, 285; translation of, Jane Lenz Elder, 526-28; War of a
281, 282 Thousand Deserts: Indians Raids and
Coulet, Dominique, Josephine Foard and the U.S.-Mexican War, revd., 115-16
the Glazed Pottery of Laguna Pueblo, “A Dendrochronological Study of
revd., 255-56 Nineteenth-Century San Miguel
Cowboy Park: Steer-Roping Contests on del Vado and San José del Vado
the Border, by John O. Baxter, revd., in Northeastern New Mexico,” by
114-15 Thomas C. Windes, 461-89
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Dendrochronology: description of, 466;
at San José del Vado, New Mexico, Eastern Chiricahua Indians. See Apache
467-69, 478-81, 482; at San Miguel del Indians
Vado, New Mexico, 467-69, 470-71, Eastman, Galen: critique of, in Red River
472, 473-74, 451-82 (N.Mex.) Chronicle, 298, 311-13; as
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad Indian Agent, 298
(DRGR): arrival of, in Cucharas City, Eaton, John: as commissioner of
Colorado, 433-34, 438-39 education, 159
Deutsch, Martin: at American Echeagaray, Manuel de: expedition of,
universities, 224; from Austria, 224; as 355
German-speaking émigré-scientist, 223; Einstein, Albert: as signer of Einstein
postwar career of, 241 Letter, 229
Deyhle, Donna, Reflections in Place: Elder, Jane Lenz, Fiasco: George Clinton
Connected Lives of Navajo Women, Gardner’s Correspondence from
revd., 127-28 the U.S.-Mexico Boundary Survey,
Diaries of John Gregory Bourke Volume 4: 1849-1854, revd., 526-28
July 3, 1850—May 22, 1881, The, ed. by Electrifying the Rural American West:
Charles M. Robinson III, revd., 121-23 Stories of Power, People, and Place, by
Dilworth, Leah, revs. Josephine Foard and Leah S. Glaser, revd., 131-32
the Glazed Pottery of Laguna Pueblo, E] Precio Fijo: August C. Richter as
by Dwight P. Lanmon, Lorraine proprietor of, 84
Welling Lanmon, and Dominique El Primer Congresso Mexicanista:
- Coulet, 255-56 publication of, by Idar family, 86
Diné. See Centennial Exhibition Emmons, David M., Beyond the
Dinges, Bruce J., revs. Roundup! Western American Pale: The Irish in the West,
Writers of America Presents Great 1845-1910, revd., 530-31
Stories of the West from Today’s Leading Erb, Susan M., On the Western Trails:
Western Writers, ed. by Paul Andrew The Overland Diaries of Washington
Hutton, 251-52 Peck, revd., 270-71
Dolores Huerta Reader, A, by Mario T. Espejo, Antonio de. See Espejo-Beltran
party
Garcia, revd., 412-14
Dominguez de Mendoza, Juan: as E'spejo-Beltran party: expedition of, 144,
commander in colonial New Mexico, 347, 352-53, 356, 357, 359, 360
149, 150 Etter, Patricia A., California Odyssey:
Doubtful Canyon: American military An Overland Journey on the Southern
presence in, 344, 345; artifacts found Trails, 1849, revd., 262-63
at, 327, 333-35, 335, 336, 337, 337, 338, Exploring Desert Stone: John N.
339, 345: Coronado Expedition at, 340, Macomb’s 1859 Expedition to the
345; description of, 337, 340; homestead Canyonlands of the Colorado, by
period in, 344, 345; lead isotope ratios Steven K. Madsen, revd., 538-39
for lead balls discovered at, 327-28, 332,
F
361-62; Mexican military in region of,
341, 345; Spanish explorers in region Faragher, John Mack, revs. So Rugged
of, 340-41, 345; stagecoach and freight and Mountainous: Blazing the Trails to
wagon traffic through, 343-44, 345; Oregon and California, 1812-1848, by
topography and place names in, 334 Will Bagley, 532-33
Dreaming of Sheep in Navajo Country, by Fermi, Enrico: as founder of Italian Fermi
Marsha Weisiger, revd., 111-12 School at Los Alamos, 233; as Italian
Dudley, Nathan A. M.: as commander of Nobel Laureate, 224, 225
Ninth U.S. Cavalry at Fort Cummings, Fernlund, Kevin J., Lyndon B. Johnson
New Mexico, 210; on military and Modern America, revd., 265-66
discipline, 213, 214, 216; opinion of, on Fiasco: George Clinton Gardner's
African American soldiers, 213 Correspondence from the U.S.-Mexico
Duran Ditch: as an acequia for Cucharas Boundary Survey, 1849-1854, ed. by
City and the DRGR company lands, David J. Weber and Jane Lenz Elder,
435-39 revd., 526-28
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Flethcher, Marvin, revs. Black Officer Gandert, Miguel, Santa Fe Nativa: A
in a Buffalo Soldier Regiment: The Collection of Nuevomexicano Writing,
Military Career of Charles Young, by revd., 406-7
Brian G. Shellum, 268-69 Garcia, Mario T., A Dolores Huerta
Flint, Richard: as Coronado expert, Reader, revd., 412-14
328-29; “Guido de Lavezariis: The Life Garcia, Procépio: adoption of, 297;
of a Financier of the Coronado and Apache kidnapping of, 284, 296, 297; as
Villalobos Expeditions,” 1-19. See also Domingo Gallegos’s nephew, 284
“Relacién” (Juan Jaramillo) Gardner, Mark Lee, To Hell on a Fast
Flint, Shirley Cushing: as Coronado Horse: Billy the Kid, Pat Garrett, and
expert, 328-29; “Guido de Lavezariis: the Epic Chase to Justice in the Old
The Life of aF inancier of the West, revd., 409-10
Coronado and Villalobos Expeditions,” German-speaking émigré-scientists:
1-19. See also “Relacién” (Juan American fears of, 229; as assets to the
Jaramillo) atomic bomb project, 231; completion
Fort Selden, 1865-1891: The Birth, Life, and of wartime mission by, 235; in creating
Death of a Frontier Fort in New Mexico, a new interdisciplinary approach,
by Allan J. Holmes, revd., 408-9 233, 234; cultural interests of, 225,
“Francisco Vazquez de Coronado at 226; determination of, following
Doubtful Canyon and on the Trail ‘Trinity test, 229, 230; as distinguished
North: The 2011 Report including from American-, British-, Canadian-
Lead Isotopes, Artifact Interpretation, born colleagues, 224; expertise of,
and Camp Description,” by Nugent 232, 233; on gun-assembly method,
Brasher, 325-75 234; Luftwaffte impact on, 222;
Frémont Association: route of, 341, 343 National Socialist encounters
Frisch, Otto R.: from Austria, 224; with, 226; as part of Nazi-induced
Critical Assemblies division led by, migration of intellectuals, 224; under
231; on father’s deportation, 226; as security surveillance, 236, 237, 238;
German-speaking émigré-scientist, 223; thermonuclear weapon contributions
Manhattan Project contributions of, led by, 242, 243; in transforming New
232; as member of British Mission to Mexico nuclear science industry, 243.
the Manhattan Project, 224; postwar See also Hans A. Bethe; Felix Bloch;
career of, 241; publications of, 227 Egon Bretscher; Martin Deutsch;
Fuchs, Klaus E.: with British nuclear- Otto R. Frisch; Klaus E. Fuchs; Maria
energy program, 233; escape of, from Géppert-Mayer; Rolf Landshoff; Rudolf
Nazi Germany, 226; as German- E. Pierls; George Placzek; Hans H.
speaking émigré-scientist, 223, 224, 233, Staub; John R. von Neumann; Victor
235; imprisonment of, 242; as member F. Weisskopf
of British Mission to the Manhattan Gibraleén, Inés Alvarez de: as Guido de
Project, 224; popular culture and Lavezariis’s wife, 8, 12
Hollywood films influenced by, 241; Gila Country Legend: The Life and
postwar career of, 242; publications of, Times of Quentin Hulse, by Nancy
227; security badge belonging to, 238; Coggeshall, revd., 253-54
as Soviet spy, 240 Glaser, Leah S., Electrifying the Rural
American West: Stories of Power, People,
G
and Place, revd., 131-32
Galindo, David Rex, revs. The Inquisition Gomez, Juan: as Coronado and Villalobos
in Colonial Latin America: Selected expeditionary, 5
Writings of Richard E. Greenleaf, ed. Gomez, Maria Rosa: as parciante of
by James D. Riley, 528-29 Madrid Ditch No. 2 in Cucharas,
Gallego, Cristébal: as Coronado Colorado, 441, 445-46
expeditionary, 4 Gonzalez, Pero: as Coronado and
Gallegos, Domingo: camp knife Villalobos expeditionary, 5
belonging to, 305; children of, 284; Goodman, Susan, Mary Austin and the
murder of, 279, 282; Placida Romero’s American West, revd., 411-12
marriage to, 279 Goppert-Mayer, Maria: at American
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universities, 224; as German-speaking field service reports from, 201; on
émigré-scientist, 223, 224; as Nobel horse casualties, 205; New Mexican
Prize winner, 241; in Washington, press coverage of, 200; on replacement
D.C., 238 mounts, 209
Goulding, William R., California Hawikku: artifacts found at, 327;
Odyssey: An Overland Journey on the Coronado Expedition at, 359-60; lead
Southern Trails, 1849, revd., 262-63 isotope ratios for lead balls discovered
Grants, N.Mex.: development of, z2g0 at, 327-28, 332, 347, 356, 358, 359-60,
Graybill, Andrew R., Bridging 361-62. See also Coronado Expedition
National Borders in North America: Hayden, Ferdinand V.: as geologist for
Transnational and Comparative Geological Surveys of the Territories,
Histories, revd., 534-35 159; Interior Department's funding of,
Greeley, Horace: accusations of, against 163
Miguel A. Otero, 513-15, 521-22; Heisenberg, Werner: as mentor and
as editor of New York Tribune, 386; colleague of German-speaking émigré-
Miguel A. Otero responds to, 515-21; scientists, 227; as physicist working
New Mexico statehood opposed by, inside Germany, 229
515-21 Henry, Joseph: as first secretary of
Greiner, John: as editor of Columbus Smithsonian, 159
(Ohio) Gazette, 388; as Indian agent Hernandez, Mona, New Mexico’s Crypto-
and territorial secretary for New Jews: Image and Memory, revd., 256-57
Mexico, 388; Otero’s interview by, Herz, Cary, New Mexico’s Crypto-Jews:
388-89 Image and Memory, revd., 256-57
Groves, Gen. Leslie R.: as commanding Hevly, Bruce, revs. ]. Robert
officer of the Manhattan Project, 240 Oppenheimer, the Cold War, and the
“Guido de Lavezariis: The Life of a Atomic West, by Jon Hunner, 263-65
Financier of the Coronado and Hidalgo, Nicolas: Pueblo Indians
Villalobos Expeditions,” by Richard mistreatment by, 141, 153
Flint and Shirley Cushing Flint, 1-19 Hieb, Louis A.: “Collecting for the
Gutiérrez, Ramon A.: as author of When Centennial Indian Exhibit: The J. K.
Jesus Came, The Corn Mothers Went Hillers—Olin D. Wheeler Expedition
Away: Marriage, Sexuality, and Power to the Hopis in 1876,” 157-95; “Thomas
in New Mexico, 1500-1846, 141 J. Steele, S.J.: Selected Bibliography,”
Guzman, Francisco Gutiérrez: as Spanish
399-400
mining historian, 330 Higham, Carol L., revs. Bridging
National Borders in North America:
H
Transnational and Comparative
Hammond, George P. See “Relacién” Histories, ed. by Benjamin H. Johnson
(Juan Jaramillo) and Andrew R. Graybill, 534-35
Hancock’s War: Conflict on the Southern Hillers, John K. “Jack”: as photographer,
Plains, by William Y. Chalfant, revd., 157, 169; photographs by, 157, 166, 170,
541-42 171, 172, 173, 174, 175; stereographs
Hansen, Klaus J., revs. Joseph Bates Noble: by, 163. See also J. K. Hillers—Olin D.
Polygamy and the Temple Lot Case, by Wheeler Expedition
David Leigh Clark, 120-21 History Ahead: Stories Beyond the Texas
Haring, Clarence Henry: analysis of Roadside Markers, by Dan K. Utley
Spanish maritime transport from Spain and Cynthia J. Beeman, revd., 417
to the Middle New World by, 329-30 History of the Ancient Southwest, A, by
Harris, Charles H. III, The Secret War Stephen H. Lekson, revd., 112-13
in El Paso: Mexican Revolutionary Hitler, Adolf: as leader of the Nazis, 226
Intrigue, 1906-1920, revd., 258-59 Hockensmith, John S., Spanish Mustangs
Harteck, Paul: as physicist working inside in the Great American West: Return of
Germany, 229 the Horse to America, revd., 422-23
Hatch, Edward: campaign at Hembrillo Holmes, Allan J., Fort Selden, 1565-1891:
Canyon led by, 216; as commanding The Birth, Life, and Death of a Frontier
officer of Ninth U.S. Cavalry, 200; Fort in New Mexico, revd., 408-9
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Hopi Indians. See Centennial Exhibition Mexico, by Paul A. F. Walter, edited by
“Horses Worn to Mere Shadows’: The Charles E. Woodhouse, revd., 116-17
Ninth U.S. Cavalry’s Campaign
Against the Apaches in New Mexico
‘Territory, 1879-1881,” by Robert N. ]. Robert Oppenheimer, the Cold War, and
Watt, 197-222 the Atomic West, by Jon Hunner, revd.,
Horton, Sarah Bronwen, The Santa Fe 263-65
Fiesta, Reinvented: Staking Ethno- Jackson, David: as American mountain
Nationalist Claims to a Disappearing man, 341
Homeland, revd., 252-53 Jackson, William Henry: First and Second
Houser, John Sherrill: statue of Juan de mesa photographs by, 162
Ojiate created by, 378, 382 Jaramillo, Juan: as expeditionary of the
How Did Davy Die? And Why Do We Coronado Expedition, 24; family history
Care So Much?, by Dan Kilgore and of, 24; personal history of, 24. See also
James E. Crisp, revd., 415-16 “Relacién” (Juan Jaramillo)
Hoy, James, revs. Gila Country Legend: Jimmy Owens site: artifacts found at, 327;
The Life and Times of Quentin Hulse, Coronado Expedition at, 360; lead
by Nancy Coggeshall, 253-54 isotope ratios for lead balls discovered
Huerfano County (Colo.): acequia history at, 327-28, 332, 360-61, 361-62
in, 429 Jironza, Domingo: as governor of colonial
Humana, Antonio Gutiérrez de: New Mexico, 151
expedition of, 353-54, 356, 360 J. K. Hillers-Olin D. Wheeler Expedition:
Hunner, Jon, J. Robert Oppenheimer, the with the 1876 Centennial Exhibition,
Cold War, and the Atomic West, revd., 157, 158, 163; budget concerns
263-65 of, 167; collections made by, 167;
Hupa Indians. See Centennial Exhibition correspondences concerning, 164-65;
Hutton, Paul Andrew, Roundup! Western at Fort Wingate, 165; journey of, 164;
Writers of America Presents Great lack of public notice of, 168; materials
Stories of the West from Today’s purchased for, 163, 165
Leading Western Writers, revd., 251-52 Jockers, Matthew L., revs. Beyond the
American Pale: The Irish in the West,
I
1845-1910, by David M. Emmons,
Idar, Nicasio: business interests of, 86, 97; 530-31
as editor of La Cronica, 86 “John Curtis Underwood: Santa Fe’s
“In Memoriam: Charles Leroy Kenner ‘Millionaire Poet,” by Doris Meyer,
(1933-2010),” by Larry D. Ball Sr., 401-4 491-511
“In Memoriam: David J. Weber (1940- John Mackay: Silver King in the Gilded
2010),” by John L. Kessell, 107-10 Age, by Michael J. Makley, revd., 261-62
“In Memoriam: Thomas J. Steele, S.J. Johnson, Benjamin H., Bridging
(1933-2010),” by Thomas E. Chavez, National Borders in North America:
393-97 Transnational and Comparative
Indian Alliances and the Spanish in the Histories, revd., 534-35
Southwest, 750-1750, by William B. Jonson, Raymond: as a modernist painter,
Carter, revd., 126-27 496-97, 497, 501, 502
Inquisition in Colonial Latin America: Joseph Bates Noble: Polygamy and the
Selected Writings of Richard E. Temple Lot Case, by David Leigh
Greenleaf, The, ed. by James D. Riley, Clark, revd., 120-21
revd., 528-29 Josephine Foard and the Glazed Pottery of
International-Great Northern Railroad: Laguna Pueblo, by Dwight P. Lanmon,
urbanization due to, 84, 85 Lorraine Welling Lanmon, and
Interpreters (Underwood): description of Dominique Coulet, revd., 255-56
poems in, 503-4 “Juan Jaramillo’s “Relacién’: A
Tron Muse, The (Underwood): description Philological Reassessment of the
of poems in, 492-93 Historical Approaches to a Document
Isolation and Social Change in Three of the Coronado Expedition,” by Israel
Spanish-Speaking Villages of New Sanz Sanchez, 21-81
FALL2OI1| INDEX *567
Juderias, Julian: as Spanish historian advertisers with, 87; concerning
studying the Black Legend, 378 biculturalization, 84, 86, 93, 98, 101;
Juggling Identities: Identity and concerning Mexican Independence,
Authenticity among the Crypto-Jews, by 98, 99; considering economic
Seth D. Kunin, revd., 130-31 environment, gg; depiction of Laredo
in, 100; female merchants use of,
K 96; under the Idar family, 86, 97;
Kas-tziden. See Nana Mexican pharmaceuticals advertised
Keam, William “Billy”: as Hopi trader in, 91; in relation to population
and interpreter, 158, 166 growth, 85; Tejano advertisers with,
Kessell, John L.: “A Long Time Coming: 93; against ‘Tejano oppression, 86
The Seventeenth-century Pueblo- Laredo (Tex.) Weekly Times: absence of
Spanish War,” 141-56; “In Memoriam: Tejano celebrations in, 91; Anglo and
David J. Weber (1940-2010),” 107-10; Tejano merchant ads in, g2, 96, 101
“So What’s Truth Got to Do with It?: “The Last Conquistador”: critique of, a
Reflections on Ofiate and the Black television production in 2008, 378
Legend,” 377-84 Las Vegas, N.Mex.: growth of, 464, 466
Kilgore, Dan, How Did Davy Die? And Las Ventanas Ruin: description of, 290-91
Why Do We Care So Much?, revd., Laucht, Christoph: “Los Alamos in
415-16 a Way Was a City of Foreigners’:
Kohler, Timothy A., Leaving Mesa Verde: German-speaking Emigré Scientists
Peril and Change in the Thirteenth- and the Making of the Atom Bomb at
Century Southwest, revd., 545-46 Los Alamos, New Mexico, 1943-
Kolosh Indians. See Centennial 1946,” 223-50
Exhibition Lavezares, Guido de. See Lavezariis,
Kunin, Seth D., Juggling Identities: Guido de
Identity and Authenticity among the Lavezariis, Guido de: activities of, in
Crypto-Jews, revd., 130-31 1549 and 1550, 8; description of, 2-3;
Kuykendall Ruins: artifacts found at, 327, as expeditionary to La Florida, 9;
331, 333; lead isotope ratios for lead as financial investor in Coronado
balls discovered at, 327-28, 332, 361-62 Expedition, 3; as financial investor
in Villalobos Expedition, 5, 6; as
L interim governor of the Philippines,
La Plaza de los Leones, Colo. See 11-12; on New Spain’s Pacific coast
Walsenburg, Colo. constructing and outfitting ships, 9,
Labazares, Guido de. See Lavezariis, 10; route between New Spain and
Guido de the East Indies outlined by, 6-7; as
Laegreid, Renee, revs. Cowboy Park: Steer- royal treasurer to the Orient, 10-11; as
Roping Contests on the Border, by John Villalobos expeditionary, 5—6, 7, 14-15
O. Baxter, 114-15 Lavezaris, Guido de. See Lavezariis,
Lamadrid, Enrique R., Santa Fe Nativa: A Guido de
Collection of Nuevomexicano Writing, Leaving Mesa Verde: Peril and Change
revd., 406-7 in the Thirteenth-Century Southwest,
Landshoff, Rolf: at American universities, ed. by Timothy A. Kohler, Mark D.
224; as German-speaking émigré- Varien, and Aaron M. Wright, revd.,
scientist, 223, 224 545-46
Lanmon, Dwight P., Josephine Foard and Legazpi, Miguel Lopez de: as Spanish
the Glazed Pottery of Laguna Pueblo, governor oft he Philippines, 10, 1-12
revd., 255-56 Lekson, Stephen H., A History oft he
Lanomon, Lorraine Welling, Josephine Ancient Southwest, revd., 112-13
Foard and the Glazed Pottery of Laguna Levine, Frances, Telling New Mexico: A
Pueblo, revd., 255-56 New History, revd., 405-6
Laredo, Tex.: modernization of, 85 Levinson, Irving W., revs. The U.S.-
Laredo (Tex.) La Cronica: Anglo and Mexican War: A Binational Reader,
Tejano ads in, 83, 84, 86, 87, 92, 95, ed. by Christopher Conway, trans. by
96, 97, 101; advertisers of, 91, 96; Anglo Gustavo Pellon, 542-43
568 * NEW MEXICO HISTORICAL REVIEW VOLUME 86,NUMBER4
Leyva de Bonilla, Francisco: expedition Lower Cuchara Valley (Colo.): acequia
of, 353-54 history in, 429; map of, 432; settlement
Linares, Spain: as a mining district, 330 of, 432-33
Lincoln, Abraham: election of, 385; Loza, Steven, revs. Mexican American
presidential appointments of, 390 Mojo: Popular Music, Dance, and
“Linked by Water, Linked by Blood: Urban Culture in Los Angeles, 1935-
Madrid Ditch No. 2 in Cucharas, 1968, by Anthony F. Macias, 123-24
Colorado, 1884-1903,” by Virginia Luna y Arellano, Tristan de: La Florida
Sanchez, 429-59 expedition led by, 10, 14
Lipan Apaches: People of Wind and Lyford, Col. Stephen C.: as chairman of
Lightning, The, by Thomas A. Britten, the Centennial Exhibition, 159
revd., 128-30 Lyman, Edward Leo, Amasa Mason
Literature and Insurgency (Underwood): Lyman, Mormon Apostle and Apostate:
literary criticism in, 493 A Study in Dedication, revd., 272-73
Littlefield, Douglas R., Conflict on the Lynch, Tom, Xerophilia: Ecocritical
Rio Grande: Water and the Law, Explorations in Southwestern
1879-1939, tevd., 533-34 Literature, revd., 132-34
Liu, Joanne S., Barbed Wire: The Fence Lyndon B. Johnson and Modern America,
that Changed the West, revd., 269-70 by Kevin J. Fernlund, revd., 265-66
“A Long Time Coming: The
M
Seventeenth-century Pueblo-Spanish
War,” by John L. Kessell, 141-56 Macias, Anthony F., Mexican American
L6pez de Cardenas, Garcia: as maestre Mojo: Popular Music, Dance, and
de campo of the advance party of the Urban Culture in Los Angeles,
Coronado Expedition, 325-27 1935-1965, revd., 123-24
Lépez de Mendizabal, Bernardo: as Madrid Ditch No. 2: acequia customs
governor of colonial New Mexico, 146, and water-sharing regimes for, 434-38,
147 439-47; bylaws for, 430, 431; description
Lopez Sambrano, Diego: as New Mexico of, 434-35; English-speaking parciantes
colonist, 148, 149, 149-150 of, 444; female parciantes of, 435, 439,
“Los Alamos in a Way Was a City of 441, 444-46; girl and dog sitting above,
Foreigners’: German-speaking Emigré 447; Hispano parciantes of, 433, 435,
Scientists and the Making of the Atom 439, 441, 442, 445-46; José Concepcion
Bomb at Los Alamos, New Mexico, Cisneros as mayordomo of, 436; ledgers
1943-1946,” by Christoph Laucht, for, 429, 440, 444; map of, 443; regla
223-50 of 1808 for, 437, 438; Teofilo Bustos as
Los Alamos Laboratory: security at, 236, mayordomo of, 442. See also Cucharas,
237, 239; conflict between scientists Colo.
and military at, 237; cultural interests Madsen, Steven K., Exploring Desert
Stone: John N. Macomb’s 1859
of American-born scientists at, 225,
Expedition to the Canyonlands of the
226; hierarchy of, 231; scientists from,
Colorado, revd., 538-39
as residents of the Hill, 224, 225, 236;
Makah Indians. See Centennial
as a testing site of the Manhattan
Exhibition
Project, 223
Makley, Michael J., John Mackay: Silver
“Los Precios Mas Baratos’: The
King in the Gilded Age, revd., 261-62
Role of Spanish-Language
Maldonado, Rodrigo: loan to, for
Newspaper Advertisements and the
Coronado Expedition, 3
Biculturalization of Tejanos in San
Mandan Indians. See Centennial
Antonio and Laredo, Texas,” by Ana Exhibition
Luisa Martinez-Catsam, 83-105
Mangus: as Apache war chief, 284
Lovato, Andrew Leo, revs. The Santa Fe Manhattan Project: chief testing sites of,
Fiesta, Reinvented: Staking Ethno- 223; “Fat Man” weapon of, 235; “Little
Nationalist Claims to a Disappearing Boy” weapon of, 233; program priorities
Homeland, by Sarah Brownen Horton, of, 234; scientists joining with, 227;
security culture of, 236, 237. See also
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