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Letter from José Maria Elías Gonzalez

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Year:
1832
Contributor:
Gonzalez, José Maria Elías (creator)
Sonora (Mexico : State). Governor (recipient)
Genre:
letters (correspondence)
Subject:
Apache Indians
Tubac (Ariz.)
Extent:
3 p.

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Abstract:
Letter from José Maria Elías Gonzalez, commander of the Tucson presidio, to the Governor of Sonora, June 1832, as to the "sad situation" of Tubac and other frontier communities because of hostilities with the Apache.

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No Copyright - United States
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Collection is open for research.

Citation

Gonzalez, José Maria Elías, "Letter from José Maria Elías Gonzalez" (1832). Shadows at Dawn. Brown Digital Repository. Brown University Library. https://repository.library.brown.edu/studio/item/bdr:307001/

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    Shadows at Dawn

    A rich array of primary sources generated by a single, troubling event–the Camp Grant Massacre of 1871– illuminates the world of the mid-nineteenth-century U.S.-Mexico borderlands. This world was home to an unusually diverse collection of human communities: Anglo Americans, Mexican …
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