... Production trade Chiriguano Mapuche Comanche ...

... indios bárbaros savage tribes Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo scalping statecraft Apache Comanche empire Seri Kiowa raiding parties territorial sovereignty George Washington Gómez ...

... Antonio Ladrón de Guevara José de Escandón Antonio Fernández de Jáuregui Nuevo Santander Provincia de Tejas San Saba mission indios gentiles indios bárbaros Comanche Apache hysteria No Country for Old Men ...

... This chapter focuses on the imbrication of Mexico's nineteenth-century war against the Apache and Comanche with the U.S.–Mexico war. Erstwhile enemies in their imperial ventures, U.S. and Mexican state governments nevertheless jointly executed a war against the equestrian tribes. The Treaty...

... by the Comanche in North America, pressing Mexicans south and holding the United States to the east for decades after 1810. Production trade Chiriguano Mapuche Comanche ...

... This chapter argues that eighteenth-century petitions to the Spanish Crown for the right to settle southern Texas and northern Chihuahua, Coahuila, Nuevo Leon, and Tamaulipas, as well as Spanish military officers' letters exchanged during the midcentury Comanche war in northern Texas, produced...

... rarely seen ways of independence as natives kept Hispanic states and peoples at bay. An epilogue notes parallels across the Americas: the autonomies claimed by former slaves in Haiti; those pressed by indigenous communities within a struggling Mexican nation; and the independence asserted by the Comanche...