Archives West Finding Aid

Includes maps and translations of maps made by Father Eusebio Francisco Kino, Fray Francisco Garces, and Fray Diego Bringas.

Includes Paul H. Ezell, "The Conditions of Hispanic-Piman Contacts on the Gila River"; James H. McClintock, "Arizona: Prehistoric Aboriginal Pioneer Modern"; Harold G. Clark, "The Pima Indians and Western Development"; as well as transcrips and copies from the diaries and memoirs of Father Eusebio Francisco Kino, Juan Mateo Manje and Captain Diego Carrasco.

Includes Father Luis Velrade, "Description of the Nations of the Pimeria"; correspondence to Rector Juan Antonio Balthazar from Father Jacobo Sedelmayr and Father Bernard Middendorff; and excerpts from the diaries of Father Francisco Garces, Juan Bautista de Anza, and Father Juan Diaz.

Includes diary excerpts from the diaries of Father Francisco Garces, Juan Bautista de Anza, and Father Pedro Font.

Includes excerpts from the diaries of Father Francisco Garces and Lt. Col. Don Pedro Diego Fages.

Includes George W. Beattie, "Reopening the Anza Road"; a report by Navajo Governor Narbona and Captain Romero; the 1824 Constitution of Mexico; and the correspondence of Jose Figueroa;

Includes Circulars of the Supreme Court by Jose Maria Gaxiola, Jose Maria Almada, Francisco Escobosa, and Leonardo Escalante; Robert Glass Cleland, "The Reckless Breed of Men: The Trappers and Fur Traders of the South West"; and Henry F. Dobyns, Paul H. Ezell, Greta S. Ezell, and Alden Jones, "Death of Society."

Includes Sharlot M. Hall, "The Story of a Pima Record Rod"; Gerry Eliot, "Territorial Warriors Honored"; Sgt. Daniel Tyler, "A Concise History of the Mormon Battalion in the Mexican War"; and excerpts from the diaries of Robert Bliss and William H. Emory.

Includes transcripts and excerpts of the diaries and autobiographies of James S. Brown, Captain A. R. Johnston, Henry W. Bigler, Henry G. Boyle, Christopher Layton, James Pace, and Samuel Holister Rogers; also includes Frank T. Pomeroy, "Mormon Pioneering and Settlements in the Salt River Valley"; Harold G. Clark, "Pima Indians and Western Development"; William H. Emory, "Notes on a Military Reconnaissance, from Fort Leavenworth, in Missouri to San Diego in California, Including Parts of the Arkansas, del Norte, and Gila Rivers"; William Elsey Connelly, "War with Mexico: Doniphan's Expedition and the Conquest of New Mexico and California"; Phillip St. George Cook, "The Conquest of New Mexico and California"; "Extracts from the Life Sketch of Nathaniel V. Jones"; Frank Alfred Golder, "The March of the Mormon Battalion: Taken from the Journal of Henry Standage"; Pauline Udall Smith, "Captain Jefferson Hunt of the Mormon Battalion"; and Ross Calvin, "Lieutenant Emory Reports: A Reprint of Lt. W. H. Emory's Notes on a Military Reconnaissance."

Includes copies or transcripts of the diaries of Cave Johnson Couts, H. M. T. Powell, Benjamin Hayes, David Jordan, and David Demarest; also includes Samuel E. Chamberlain, "My Confession"; Ralph P. Bieber, "Southern Trails to California"; William H. Emory, "Report of the U. S. and Mexican Boundary Survey"; George W. B. Evans, "Mexican Gold Trail: Journal of a Forty-niner"; and Lorenzo D. Aldrich, "Journal of the Overland Route to California and the Gold Miners."

Includes Richard Val Valkenburgh, "We Found the Hidden Shrine of Old Makai"; Jose Francisco Velasco, "Moticias Estadisticas del Estado de Sonora"; John Russell Bartlett, "Personal Narrative of Explainations and Incidents in Texas, New Mexico, California, Sonora, and Chihuahua"; William Miles, "Journal of Captain Parker H. French's Overland Expedition to CA"; A. B. Clark, "Travels in Mexico and California"; Bert Haskett, "Early History of the Cattle Industry in Arizona."

Includes Sylvester Mowry, "Geography and Resources of Arizona and Sonora"; Paul H. Ezell, "Hispanic Acculturation of the Gila River Pimas"; Harold G. Clark, "Pima Indians and Western Development"; Aurora Hunt, "The Army of the Pacific"; also includes correspondence between A. P. Greenwood, Louis S. Lane, A. B. Gray, Silas St. John, and Sylvester Mowry; and J. M. Edmunds, M. McMahon, and Charles E. Mix.

Includes Frank T. Pomeroy, "Interest of Mormons in Indians, Rests on Both Prophetic and Historical Basis," and "Maricopia Indians Celebrate 'Feast of Peace'"; J. Ross Browne "A Tour Through Arizona: Or Adventures in the Apache County"; Gerry Eliot, "Territorial Warriors Honored"; as well as correspondence from Dane E. Garvey to Frank T. Pomeroy, and from Mulford Winsor to John Thomas.

Includes correspondence and addresses of Gov. Richard C. McCormick; Mariano Galvan, "Ordenanzas de Tierras y Aguas"; Daniel W. Jones, "Forty Years Among the Indians"; and Captain Michael James Box, "Adventures and Explorations in Old and New Mexico."

Includes Captain F. E. Grossman, "The Pima Indians of Arizona"; James H. McClintock, "Mormon Settlement in Arizona"; Daniel W. Jones, "Forty Years Among the Indians"; and the report of J. H. Stout.

Includes letters written by J. H. Stout, Ivy Cox, and William A. Haines; also includes Frank T. Pomeroy, "My Earlier and Later Contacts with the Pima, Maricopa, Papago, and Other Indians of the State of Arizona"; and "Selections from the Journal of Jesse Nathaniel Smith: The Life Story of a Mormon."

Includes annual reports of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs; letters from A. B. Ludlam, Theodore D. Schultz, and Claude M. Johnson to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs.

Includes annual reports from the Department of the Interior; George Webb, "A Pima Remembers"; R. H. Forbes, "Irrigation and Agriculture Practice in Arizona"; and Frank Russell, "Pima Annuals."

Includes annual reports of the Department of the Interior; Ales Hrdlicka, "Notes on the Pima of Arizona," and "Psysiological and Medical Observations among the Indians of Southwestern U. S. and Northern Mexico"; Jesse Walter Fewkes, "Casa Grande, Arizona"; Herbert Brown, "A Pima-Maricopa Ceremony"; Fredrick Webb Hodge, "Handbook of American Indians North of Mexico"; C. J. Blanchard, "Uncle Sam Pays a Debt to Indians: An Irrigation System for the Pimas of Arizona"; and interviews done by C. H. Southworth.

Includes Elsie Clews Parsons, "Notes on the Pima"; and the deposition of James H. McClintock.

Includes Leslie Spier, "Yuman Tribes of the Gila River"; Ralph L. Beals, "Material Culture of the Pima, Papago, and Western Apache"; and E. W. Gifford, "The Southeastern Yavapai," and "Northeastern and Western Yavapai."

Includes W. W. Hill, "Notes on Pima Land Law and Tenure"; Julian D. Hayden, "Notes on Pima Pottery Making"; Grenville Goodwin, "The Social Organization of the Western Apache"; Edward Castetter and Willis H. Bell, "Yuman Indian Agriculture: Primitive Subsistence on the Lower Colorado and Gila Rivers"; and Harold S. Gladwin, "Excavations at Snaketown."

Includes W. W. Hill, "Note on the Pima Berdache"; Herbert O. Brayer, "Pueblo Indians Land Grants of the Rio Abajo"; Edward Castetter and Willis H. Bell, "Pimaand Papago Indian Agriculture"; E. W. Gifford, "Culture Element Distributions"; and Marvin K. Oplet, "The Southern Ute of Colorado."

Includes Arthur G. Horton, "An Economic Political and Social Survey of Phoenix and the Valley of the Sun."

Includes Emil W. Haury, "The Excavation of Los Muertos and Neighboring Ruins in the Salt River Valley"; Dix W. Price, "The Mormon Battalion"; and Albert H. Schroeder, "Documentary Evidence Pertaining to the Early Historical Period of Southern Arizona."

Includes correspondence to and from James S. Calhoun, John Bartlett, D. Meriwether, A. B. Gray, Thomas L. Rusk, J. Thompson, Jason B. Leach, J. W. Denver, Sylvester Mowry, Charles E. Mix, John Walker, Richard H. Savage, George L. Andrews, A. B. Greenwood, Jason A. Stanley, James S. Collins, John A. Clark, J. M. Edwards, Lorenzo Lobadi, William P. Dole, C. Lennan, A. M. White, Caleb B. Smith, Charles D. Poston, I. Ross Browne, George F. Hooper, and General Heintzelman.

Includes correspondence to and from Abraham Lyon, William P. Dole, Charles D. Poston, James H. Carleton, A. M. White, Clarence E. Bennett, John Green, N. O. Davidson, D. N. Cooley, George W. Dent, Louis V. Bogg, John N. Goodwin, George W. Leihy, Charles E. Mix, M. O. Sandson, C. H. Lord, J. D. Walker, John D. Walter, Irwin McDowell, Levi Ruggles, and Pauline Weaver.

Includes correspondence to and from George W. Dent, E. O. C. Ord, Levi Ruggles, Charles A. Whitter, James B. Fry, George L. Andrews, E. S. Parker, George S. August, J. D. Cox, N. G. Taylor, F. E. Grossman, J. C. Grossman, J. W. Marlins, Sylvester Mowry, Thomas C. Devin, Antonio Azule, Koovit Ke Cheen Kum, Juan Chivaria, Molaya, Ely Parker, M. Cogswell, George B. Sanford, John H. Gregg, J. B. Salpointe, R. C. McCormick, and George Stoneman.

Includes correspondence to and from H. Bendell, F. S. Parker, J. E. Grossman, George L. Andrews, John Costello, L. D. Latimer, J. H. Stout, Vincent Colyer, George Curr, J. M. Schofield, O. O. Howard, Columbus Delano, J. Walker, Antonito and Louis of the Pimas, J. G. Smyth, John Wasson, Francis A. Walker, and Willis Drummond.

Includes correspondence to and from A. H. Nickerson, J. H. Stout, E. P. Smith, R. P. Wilbur, William Vandever, John Castello, W. T. Degrees, James C. Morrill, Bishop Wipple, A. K. Safford, Daniel T. Wells, W. E. Morford, George Stone, John W. Cornyn, Charles Hudson, J. S. Parker, and J. L. Smith.

Includes correspondence to and from Ivy Cox, J. H. Stout, J. C. Fremont, Irwin McDowell, G. M. McCrary, W. S. Sherman, Jason A. Moore, O. B. Wilcox, A. A. Chaffee, and E. A. Hoyt.

Includes correspondence to and from J. C. Fremont, Carl Shurz, J. H. Hammond, E. A. Hoyt, Rutherford B. Hayes, Irwin McDowell, George McCrary, Charles D. Poston, H. L. Stevens, J. H. Stout, O. B. Wilcox, and E. D. Townsend.

Includes correspondence to and from R. C. Drum, R. F. Ernest, A. E. Ludlow, Captain John M. Novell, J. C. Tiffany, John Wasson, E. B Townsend, E. M. Marble, R. E. Trowbridge, and O. B. Wilcox.

Includes Joseph G. McCoy, "Historic Sketches of the Cattle Trade of the West and Southwest"; Reports by N. H. Hutton; and annual reports of the Board of Indian Affairs.

Includes Hiram C. Hodge, "Arizona As it Is: or The Coming Country"; Patrick Hamilton, "The Resources of Arizona"; Paul H. Ezell, "Is There a Hohokam-Pima Culter Continuum?"; J. W. Hoover, "The Indian Country of Southern Arizona"; Ray Charles Colton, "The American Civil War in the Western Territories of New Mexico, Arizona, Colorado, and Utah"; and Albert H. Kneale, "Indian Agent."

Contains annual reports of the Secretary of the Interior and the Commissioner of Indian Affairs.

Includes correspondence to and from Thomas C. Devin, George W. Dent, F. E. Grossman, George L. Andrews, and G. Bailey, Charles E. Mix; also includes Albert H. Kneale, "Indian Agent"; W. A. Keleher, "Law of the New Mexico Land Grant"; and Ray H. Mattison, "Early Spanish and Mexican Settlements in Arizona."

Includes correspondence between Alfred S. Cox and S. Lyman Tyler.

Includes correspondence between C. M. Wright and Z. Simpson.

Includes E. Shusky, "The Right to be Indian."

Includes statements on policies made by Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey, Secretary of the Interior Stewart L. Udall, Senator Robert F. Kennedy, President Lyndon B. Johnson, and the Nixon administration.

Includes Gordon B. Page, "Hopi Land Paterns"; Clyde Kluckhohn and Dorothea Leighton, "The Navaho"; H. E. Gregory, "The Oasis of Tuba"; Captain Sir Hubert Wilkins, "Further Antarctic Explorations"; Harold S. Colton, "A Brief Survey of Hopi Common Law"; and Ernest Beaglehole, "Ownership and Inheritane in and American Indian Tribe."

Includes a report by Captain H. L. Kendrick; W. W. H. Davis, "El Gringo: or, New Mexico and Her People"; Frank D. Reeve, "The Federal Indian Policy in New Mexico"; Pearson H. Corbett, "Jacob Hamblin the Peacemaker"; and "Background Information Memo Navajo-Hopi Land Dispute."

Includes correspondence written by James S. Calhoun, A. D. Palmer, F. F. Bennett, A. G. Hutton.

Includes J. S. Newberry, "Report of the Exploring Expedition"; Katherine Luomala, "Navaho Life of Yesterday and Today"; and J. T. Callahan, William Kam, and J. P. Akers, "The Occurrence of Ground Water in Diatremes of the Hopi Buttes Area."

Includes Alfred Barnaby Thomas, "Teodoro de Crois and the Northern Frontier of New Spain"; Fray Francisco Dominguez, "The Missions of New Mexico"; Elliott Coues, "On the Trail of a Spanish Pioneer: The Diary and Itinerary of Francisco Garces"; Watson Smith, "Kiva Mural Decorations at Awatovi and Kawaika-a with a Survey of Other Wall Paintings in the Pueblo Southwest"; Mrs. Edward E. Ayer, "The Memorial of Fray Alonso de Benavides"; and George P. Hammond, "Obregon's History of the 16th Century Explorations in Western America."

Includes Mrs. Frances Fuller Victor, "The River of the West"; Diego Perez de Luxan, "The Espejo Expedition into New Mexico"; Herbert Eugene Bolton, "Spanish Exploration in the Southwest"; Major E. Backus, "An Account of Navajoes of New Mexico from Schoolcraft"; Jesse Walter Fewkes, "Tusayan Migration Traditions"; Ernest and Pearl Beaglehole, "Hopi of the Second Mesa"; and Alexander M. Stephen, "Hopi Journal."

Reports written by T. J. Ferguson, Fred Eggan, Triloki N. Pandey, Ward Alan Minge, Myra Ellen Jenkins, E. Richard Hart, and S. Lyman Tyler.

Rebuttals of T. J. Ferguson, Fred Eggan, Ward Alan Minge, Myra Ellen Jenkins, and Richard Hart.

Includes Donald E. Worcester, "The Beginnings of the Apache Menace of the Southwest," and "The Spread of Spanish Horses in the Southwest"; an excerpt from Herbert E. Bolton, "Coronado: Knight of Pueblos and Plains"; and "Documenting the Zuni Presence in Arizona Until After 1846"; Frank Hamilton Cushing, "Pueblos and Ruins of the United Staes" and "The Zunian Indians"; and Carroll L. Riley, "The Road to Hawikuh: Trade and Trade Routes to Cibola-Zuni Druring the Late Prehistoric and Early Historic Times."

Essays include W. W. Hill, "Some Navaho Culture Changes during Two Centuries (With a Translation of the Early Eighteenth Century Rabal Manuscript)"; George P. Hammond, "The Zuniga Journal, Tucson to Santa Fe: The Opening of a Spanish Trade Route"; and "The Official Correspondence of James S. Calhoun While Indian Agent at Santa Fe and Superintendent of Indian Affairs in New Mexico."

Includes Marilyn R. Wagner, "In Search of the Navajo's Canadian Connection"; and Stephen C. Jett, "The Origins of Navajo Settlement Patterns".

Includes Natural Resources of Arizona, and Robert Svenningsen, "Preliminary Inventory of the Records of the Mescalero Indian Agency."

Includes George P. Hammond and Agapito Rey, "The Crown's Participation in the Founding of New Mexico"; Joseph F. Park, "Spanish Indian Policy in Northern Mexico"; Robert C. Stevens, "The Apache Menace in Sonora"; Max L. Moorhead, "Spanish Indian Policy"; and Myra Ellen Jenkins, "The Baltasar Baca 'Grant': History of an Encroachment."

Includes "Constitution and By-Laws of the Hopi Tribe Arizona" and plaintiff's exhibist in Sekaquapetewa vs. MacDonald and Healing vs. Jones.

Includes Alfred F. Whiting, "Ethnobotany of the Hopi"; "The Hopi Journal of Alexander M. Stephen"; and Laura Thompson, "Culture in Crisis"; Laura Thompson, "The Hopi Way"; Walter Hough, "The Hopi Indians

Includes Walter Collings O'Kane, "Sun in the Sky"; Robert C. Euler and Henry F. Dobyns, "The Hopi People"; Rufus Kay Wyllys, "Arizona: The History of a Frontier State"; and "The Hopi From 1869-1889."

Includes Katherine Bartlett, "Why the Navajos came to Arizona"; Richard F. Van Valkenburg, "Sacred Places and Shrines of the Navajo"; and Mischa Titiev, "Old Oraibi: A Study of the Hopi Indians of the Third Mesa."

Includes Frank D. Reeve, "Navajo Indians"; Mary Shepardson, "The Traditional Authority System of the Navajos" and "Problems of the Navajo Tribal Courts in Transition"; and Akwesasne Notes.

Includes Bert Haskett, "History of the Sheep Industry in Arizona"; George A. Boyce, "When Navajos Had Too Many Sheep"; Gordon V. Krutz, "The Native's Point of View as an Important Factor in Understanding the Dynamics of the Oraibi Split"; Victor Mindeleff, "A Study of Pueblo Architecture: Tusayan and Cibola"; and Cosmos Mindeleff, "The Cliff Ruins of Canyon De Chelly."

Includes "Southern Paiute Termination and Restoration"; Kathryn L. MacKay, "Politics and Polemics: The Termination of the Southern Paiutes and the Mixed-Blood Utes of Utah"; Anthony Godfrey, "Congress and the Waning of the Indian New Deal: The Roots of Termination"; and Gregory C. Thompson, "Representative Reva Beck Bosone, Senator Arthur V. Watkins and the Framing of Tribal Termination."

Includes Wayne T. Morris, "The Paiute Bands and the Effect of the Government Policies Have Had Upon Them"; and the "Shivwit Survey."

Papers include Ruth Underhill, "The Northern Paiute Indians of California and Nevada"; and Ronald L. Holt, "The Utah Paiutes: Adaptation and Resistance to Dependency."

Includes James Warren Covington, "Federal Relations with the Colorado Utes"; Leonard J. Arrington and Thomas G. Alexander, "The U. S. Army Overlooks Salt Lake Valley Fort Douglas"; Robert W. Frazer, "Forts of the West: Military Forts and Presidios and Posts Commonly Called Forts West of the Mississippi River"; Harry Kelsey, "Background to Sand Creek"; and LeRoy R. Hafen, "Colorado and Its People."

Includes "Corporate Charter of the Southern Ute Tribe"; "Constitution and By-Laws of the Southern Ute Tribe of the Southern Ute Reservation"; Ralph Linton, "Acculturation in Seven American Indian Tribes"; Gustive O. Larson, "Walkara's Half Century"; Dan A. Freeman, "Four Years with the Utes"; and Omer C. Stewart, "Ute Bands: Early Historical References."

Includes "Ute People," "The Ute People: An Example of Anglo-American Contact with the Indian," "Northern Indian Frontiers of Spanish New Mexico," and "Development for the Northern Utes"; Omer C. Stewart, "Ute Indian: Before and After Contact"; and James A. Wood, "Natural Resource Development and Small Business Opportunities in the Uintah Basin."

Includes letters from Ben Thomas to William Wallace, Edward P. Smith, William Burgess, J. W. Shaw, F. H. Smith, J. Q. Smith, Richard Stackpole, Pedro Pino, Alexander G. Irvine, Mary Branford, Alexander Dearmond, S. L. Hubball, Juan Analla, James N. Bennett, Faustin Trujello, Walton D. Marmon, Juan Pino, S. A. Russel, Robert G. Marmon, Sheldon Jackson, Henry K. Palmer, E. A. Hayt, Auguste Lacome, Santiago Baca, Matthew M. Early, Pedro Ignacio Gutierres, Taylor F. Ealy, Lorenzo Aragon, Galen Eastman, Levi Spiegelburg, Ira Boud, H. M. Atkinson, R. E. Trowbridge, F. F. Bennett, J. M. Powell, Frank H. Cushing, Chief Big Bow, P. B. Hunt, R. H. Longwill, Samuel A. Bentley, George R. Melburn, H. Price, Lambert N. Hopkins, D. D. Graham, J. H. Wilson, and Pedro Sanchez.

Includes letters from Pedro Sanchez to James H. Willson, F. H. Smith, Frank H. Cushing, Martin del Valle, Solomon Bibo, Robert G. Marmon, H. Price, Nathan Barth, James Marvin, Alexander de Armond, G. F. Mumford, G. W. Prichard, Herbert Welsh, William F. Kuchenbecker, Andres Ortiz, R. W. D. Bryan, James Willson,

Includes letters from M. C. Williams to Solomon Bibo, D. D. Graham Charles Toner, H. D. Marcum, E. A. Law, and James Sominillo.

Includes letters from Jose Segura to D. D. Graham and Jesus Erachs.

Includes letters from John Robertson to D. D. Graham, P. J. Hogan, Carlos Montezuma, M. Reynolds, Jose Rafael Chavez, William Gibbons,

Includes letters from John L. Bullis to Samuel T. Toner, E. H. Plummer, and H. E. Baker.

Includes letters from C. E. Nordstrom, S. L. Taggert, and Charles S. Cooper, William J. Oliver to T. A. Finneal, D. D. Graham and May Faurote.

Includes William Hamilton Hall, "Irrigation Development in France, Italy, and Spain"; Carl Ortwin Sauer, "The Early Spanish Main"; Hubert Herring, "A History of Latin America from the Beginnings to the Present"; Edgar L. Hewett, "The Historic Background The Unknown Centuries America Before Columbus: The Indian's Place in History"; "Pueblo Indian Government"; "Investigation of Conditions in New Mexico, 1601"; "The Niel Document"; and "The Escalante Letter."

Includes "Pueblos"; Alvin K. Warren, "American Ethnology"; Louisita B. Warren, "The History of Pueblo Indian Education"; Chester E. Faris, "Pueblo Governors' Canes"; Abel Paisano, "The All-Pueblo Council"; and "Pueblo Indians: Historical Outline."

Includes Charles Wilson Hackett, "The Location of the Tigua Pueblos of Alameda, Puaray, and Sandia"; E. Bennett Burton, "The Taos Rebellion"; W. H. H. Allison, "Santa Fe in 1846"; and "Kirby Benedict."

Includes Mamie Ruth Tanquist Miller, "Pueblo Indian Culture As Seen by the Early Spanish Explorers"; and "Interrogatories and Depositions of Three Indians of the Tehua Nation, Taken by the Order of Don Antonio de Otermin."

Includes F. W. Hodge, "Pueblo Indian Government"; "Tewa Basin Study Volume I: The Indian Pueblos"; Reginald G. Fisher, "An Outline of Pueblo Government"; Florence Hawley, "Pueblo Politics"; Karl N. Llewellyn and E. Adamson Hoebel, "The Cheyenne Way: A Theory of Investigation"; William Whitman, "The Pueblo Indians of San Ildefonso: A Changing Culture"; Laura Thompson, "Personal and Government"; E. Adamson Hoebel, "The Authority Systems of the Pueblos of the Southwestern United States"; and "Jemez Cults, Societies, and Overall Organization."

Includes William N. Fenton, "Factionalism in American Indian Society," and "Factionalism at Taos Pueblo"; James A Tuck "The Iroquois Confederacy"; and Jean-Francois Revel, "Without Marx or Jesus."

Includes John Collier, "The Pueblo's Land Problem," "Plundering the Pueblo Indians: Read the Shameful Story and Blush for America," "Pueblo's Last Stand: If the Arizona and New Mexico Tribes Lose their Land, Their Ancient Civilization Dies," "'No Trespassing:' The Indian Bureau Proposes to Eject All Investigators from the Reservation it Rules," "The American Congo," and "The Pueblo Lands." Also includes Susan Hazen-Hammond, "A High Desert Holiday."

Includes Charles O. Jones, "Natives and Slaves: The American Indian Today and in the Past"; Alan Fluckey, "Alaskan Natives: A Comparison of the Russian Period with the American Period"; and Margaret E. Hall, "Alaska Land Claims Since Statehood."

Includes Patricia Lyn Scott, "The Relationship Between the Mormons and the Southern Paiute: A Historical Perspective"; Kenneth Lee Petersen, "Tabehuache and Elk Mountain Utes: A Historical Test of An Ecological Model"; Fred Conetah, "The Uintah-Ouray Utes--Their Story"; James B. Allen and Ted J. Warner, "The Goshute Indian in Pioneer Utah"; "Lands of the Western Shoshones and Gosiutes"; "The Gosiute Homelands"; "End of the Pioneer Period"; and Floyd A. O'Niel, "The Utes in Western History".

Includes "San Juan Resource Development Council"; Wayne Tanner, "Political Structure: Finances, Corporate Unity, Legal Entity"; and Edward M. Byrnes, Katherine M. Mason, Raleigh E. Riggs, Wayne C. Tanner, and Renae S. Taylor, "Project Piute Interface."

Includes O. W. Holmes, "Commentaries on American Law"; "Colonian Policy Toward the Indians"; E. De Vattel, "The Law of Nations or the Principles of Natural Law: Applied to the Conduct and the the Affairs of Nations and Sovereigns"; Francisci de Victoria, "De Indis et de Ivre Belli"; Christian Woolff, "Jus Gentium Methodo Scientifica Pertractatum"; Henry Wheaton, "Elements of International Law"; E. Adamson Hoebel, "The Law of Primitive Man";

Includes Alpheus H. Snow, "The Administration of Dependencies: A Study of the Evolution of the Federal Empire, With Special Reference to American Colonial Problems"; John Fiske, "The Discovery of America: With Some Account of Ancient America and the Spanish Conquest"; and Samuel Eliot Morison, "The Oxford History of the American People," and "The European Discovery of America: The Northern Voyages".

Includes Bernard L. Fontana, "The Melting Pot that Wouldn't: Ethnic Groups int eh American Southwest"; Charles C. Di Peso, "Three-Dimensional Records in the Spanish and Mexican Periods"; and Myra Ellen Jenkins, "Written Records in the Spanish and Mexican Records."

Includes George P. Castile, "Federal Indian Policy and the Sustained Enclave: An Anthropological Perspective"; and James P. Ronda, "Red Men and Black Robes: Jesuits, Indians, and Culture Contact in Seventeenth Century New France."

Includes Eleanor B. Adams and Fray Angelico Chavez, "The Missions of New Mexico"; Herbert E. Bolton, "Pageant in the Wilderness: The Story of the Escalante Expedition to the Interior Basin"; "The Dominguez-Escalante Journal"; David E. Miller, "The Route of the Dominguez-Escalante Expedition"; "History of Arizona and New Mexico"; George P. Hammond and Agapito Rey, "New Mexico"; and H. Bailey Carroll and J. Villasana Haggard, "Three New Mexico Chronicles: Pino, Barreiro, Escudero."

Includes Lansing B. Bloom, "The Royal Order" and "A Glimpse of New Mexico"; France V. Scholes, "Civil Government and Society in New Mexico in the Seventeenth Century," "Church and State in New Mexico," and "Troublous Times in New Mexico"; J. Manuel Espinosa, "Crusaders of the Rio Grande"; Ernest J. Burrus, "A Forged Commentary on Zarate's Relaciones del Nuevo Mexico"; S. Lyman Tyler and H. Darrel Taylor, "The Report of Fray Alonso de Posada in Relation to Quivira and Teguayo"; and Jessie Bromilow Bailey, "Diego de Vargas and the Reconquest of New Mexico."

Includes Lewis Hanke, "Indians and Spaniards in the New World: A Personal View"; and Allen W. Trelease, "Dutch Treatment of the American Indian."

Includes Leo Crane, "Indians of the Enchanted Desert," "Fiddles and Drums: the Indians and Their Investigators", and "Indians of the Desert"; Bessie R. Ferguson, "Across the Desert to the Moencapi"; Oliver La Farge, "Indians in Spite of Themselves," "Americans All," "The Apache Reservation," "The Navajo Reservation," and "Hopis and Tewas and the End of the Trail"; Clyde Kluckhohn, "Beyond the Rainbow"; John P. Harrington, "Southern Peripheral Athapaskawan Origins, Divisions, and Migrations"; Alex D. Krieger, "An Inquiry into Supposed Mexican Influence on a Prehistoric 'Cult' in the Southern United States"; James B. Watson, "The Historical Development of Hopi Economy and Its Relations to Other Aspects of Culture"; Edward A. Kennard, "Post-War Economic Changes Among the Hopi"; Bruce A. Cox, "Hopi Trouble Cases: Cultivation Rights and Homesteads"; Stephen J. Kunitz, "Factors Influencing Recent Navajo and Hopi Population Changes"; John W. Harshberger, "Changes in the Habits of the Hopi Indians"; and Dale Beecher, "Spanish Settlement Patterns in New Mexico."

Includes George D. Harmon, "The United States Indian Policy in Texas"; and Alban W. Hoopes, "Indian Affairs and Their Administration."

Includes Manuel German Parra and Wigberto Jimenez Moreno, "Bibliografia Indigenista de Mexico y Centro America"; and Karen Spalding, "The Colonial Indian: Past and Future Research Perspectives."

Includes William A. Brophy and Sophie D. Aberle, "The Indian: America's Unfinished Business"; and Charles J. Kapplet, "Indian Affairs: Laws and Treaties."

Includes Felix S. Cohen, "Original Indian Title"; and Ellwyn R. Stoddard, "On 'Buying and Selling America': An Ethnohistorical Approach to Territorial Disputes and Land Grant Claims in the Southwest."

Includes Walter M. Sullivan, "The Social Breakdown of Jurisprudence Between the American Indian and the Government of the United States"; and Felix S. Cohen, "The Legal Status of the Indian in the United States."

Includes Lawrence Rosen, "The American Indian and the Law"; Russel Lawrence Barsh, and J. Youngblood Henderson, "Tribal Courts, the Model Code, and the Police Idea in American Indian Policy"; Steve Nickeson, "The Structure of the Bureau of Indian Affairs"; William H. Veeder, "Water Rights in the Coal Fields of the Yellowstone River Basin,"; and "Powers of Indian Tribes."

Includes "The Cherokee Nation vs. The State of Georgia," "The Rights of Indigenous Peoples: A Comparative Analysis"; Frank B. Higgins, "International Law Consideration of the American Indian Nations by the United States"; and Joseph C. Burke, "The Cherokee Cases: A Study in Law, Politics, and Morality."

Includes Robert L. Bennett, "Objectives and Functions of Tribal Government as Viewed by the Bureau"; Mary Shepardson, "Problems of the Navajo Tribal Courts in Transition"; Peshlakai Etsedi, "The 'Long Walk' to Bosque Redondo"; Gladys A. Reichard, "The Navaho and Christianity"; D. E. Worcester, "Navajo Bibliography"; and "The Origin and Development of Navajo Tribal Government."

Includes Nancy Oestreich Lurie, "Report on the American Indian Chicago Conference"; and Donald T. Berthrong, "The American Indian from Pacifism to Activism."

Includes Robert J. Magirl, "A Proposal for a New National Indian Policy"; and Alison R. Bernstein, "The Founding of the National Congress of American Indians: Moderate Politics for Modern Indians."

Includes "The Recent Urbanization of the American Indian" and "Some Economic Aspects of Indian Contacts in the Spanish Southwest."

Includes Lynn C. Smith, "An Experiment in Understanding"; Thomas W. Collins and Daryl White, "The Self Concept and the Culture of Poverty"; and Floyd T. Waterman, "Orientation to a Whole New Role: It All Starts with the Team Leader."

Includes Karen Spalding, "The Colonial Indian: Past and Future Research Perspectives"; and Julian H. Steward, "Handbook of South American Indians."

Includes "Social Security and Health" and "National Foundation of the Indian and its Objectives."

Volumes 4-15.

Volumes 16-23.