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xxxviii, 469 pages : illustrations, portrait, maps ; 24 cm
Forward -- Introduction -- Preface -- Origin and development of the Santa Fe trade -- the departure -- the 'catch up' -- under way -- A desert plain -- the first real alarm -- A beautiful ravine -- arrival at Santa Fe -- Sketches of the history of Santa Fe -- Geographical position of New Mexico -- The mines of New Mexico -- Domestic animals and their conditions -- Conditions of the arts and sciences in New Mexico -- Style of dress in New Mexico -- customs -- Government of New Mexico -- Military hierarchy -- religious superstitions and ceremonies -- The pueblos -- The wild tribes of New Mexico -- Incidents of a return trip from Santa Fe -- A return to prairie life -- Traveling out of our latitude -- A party of Comanches -- Ponds and buffalo wallows -- valley of the Canadian and romantic freaks of nature -- arrival (again) at Santa Fe -- Preparations for a start to Chihuahua -- arrival -- Trip from Chihuahua to Aguascalientes, in 1835 -- Visit to the mining town of Jesus-Maria -- return to Chihuahua -- Departure for Santa Fe -- arrival at Santa Fe -- Preparations for returning home -- arrival at Van Buren -- Conclusion of the Santa Fe trade -- Geography of the prairies -- Animals of the prairies -- Aborigines of America -- The frontier Indians -- Indians of the prairies -- system of chiefs modes of warfare -- Glossary -- Gregg's bibliography -- Editor's sources -- Index.
"Third printing, 1974"--Title page verso
Includes a glossary containing Spanish or Hispano-Mexican words undefined in text. From 2nd edition, end of volume 1.
"Gregg's bibliography": 445-447. "Editor's sources": pages 448-454