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New Mexico Historical Review
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Amsden, Charles. “The Navajo Exile at Bosque Redondo.”
New Mexico Historical Review
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History of Arizona and New Mexico
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New Mexico Historical Review
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Bender, A. B. “Frontier Defense in the Territory of New Mexico, 1846–1853.”
New Mexico Historical Review
9(3) (July 1934).

———. “Frontier Defense in the Territory of New Mexico, 1853–1861.”
New Mexico Historical Review
9(4) (October 1934).

———. “Military Posts in the Southwest.”
New Mexico Historical Review
16(2) (April 1941).

Benton, Thomas H. “Domestic Politics: The Tariff and Slavery.”
American Statesmen
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Brewer, Sallie Pierce. “The Long Walk to Bosque Redondo as Told by Peshlakai Etsidi.”
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Brown, Sharon A., and Josina Martinez. “Long Walk News.”
National Park Service Study News
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Brugge, David M. “Documentary Reference to a Navajo Naach’id in 1840.”
Ethnohistory
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Carson, Alvar W. “Hispanic Settlements on Indian Land.”
El Palacio
85(1) (1979).

Castel, Albert. “The Life of a Rising Son, Pt. 1: The Failure.”
Civil War Times
4 (July 1979).

———. “The Life of a Rising Son, Pt. 2: The Subordinate.”
Civil War Times
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———. “The Life of a Rising Son, Pt. 3: The Conqueror.”
Civil War Times
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Chaput, Donald. “Generals, Indian Agents, Politicians: The Doolittle Survey of 1865.”
Western Historical Quarterly
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Commissioner of Indian Affairs. “Appropriation for the Navajo Indians.” House Executive Document 1, 40th Cong., 2d sess.

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———. “Annual Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs.” Washington, DC: Government Printing Office, 1866.

———. “Annual Report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs.” Washington, DC: Government Printing Office, 1867.

Correll, J. Lee. “Ganado Mucho—Navajo Naat’aani.”
Navajo Times
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Danziger, Edmund J. “The Steck-Carleton Controversy in Civil War New Mexico.”
Southwestern Historical Quarterly
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Fort Canby. “Memorandum of Events at Fort Canby September 9–12, 1863.” Records of United States Army Continental Commands (1821–1920).

Fort Defiance. “Reminiscences of Fort Defiance, New Mexico, 1860.”
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Gardner, Mark L. “Tragedy in Taos: Bloody Rebellion of 1847 Haunts New Mexico’s History.”
New Mexico Magazine
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Gregory, Herbert E. “The Navajo Country, a Geographic and Hydrogeographic Reconnaissance of Parts of Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah.” U.S. Geological Survey Professional Paper (1916): 93.

Greiner, John. “Private Letters of a Government Official in the Southwest.”
Journal of American History
3 (1909): 551–54.

Gwyther, George A. “An Indian Reservation.”
Overland Monthly
(December 1970): 10.

Heib, Louis A. “Alexander M. Stephen and the Navajos.”
New Mexico Historical Review
79(3) (Summer 2004): 353.

Heyman, Max L. “On the Navajo Trail: The Campaign of 1860–1861.”
New Mexico Historical Review
26 (January 1951): 44–64.

Hutton, Paul. “Why Is This Man Forgotten?”
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Jenkins, Myra Ellen, and Ward Allen Minge. “Record of Navajo Activities Affecting the Acoma–Laguna Area, 1746–1910.” New Mexico State Records Center and Archives (typed manuscript), 1974.

Jett, Stephen C. “The Destruction of the Navajo Orchards in 1864: Captain John Thompson’s Report.”
Arizona and the West
16 (Winter 1974): 365–78.

Kappler, Charles J., ed. “Indian Laws and Treaties II.” Senate Executive Document 452, 57th Cong. 1st sess.

Kelly, Lawrence C. “Where Was Fort Canby?”
New Mexico Quarterly Review
42 (January 1967): 49–62.

Kemrer, Meade, and Donald Graybill. “Navajo Warfare and Economy, 1750–1868.”
Western Canadian Journal of Anthropology
2(1) (1974).

Kessell, John L. “General Sherman and the Navajo Treaty of 1868: A Basic Expedient Misunderstanding.”
Western Historical Quarterly
12 (July 1981): 251–72.

Lindgren, Raymond E., ed. “A Diary of Kit Carson’s Navaho Campaign, 1863–1864.”
New Mexico Historical Review
(July 1946): 226–46.

Lyon, William H. “History Comes to the Navajos: A Review Essay.”
American Indian Culture and Research Journal
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Magers, Pamela C. “Settlement in Cañon del Muerto.” Unpublished Ph.D. dissertation. Tucson: University of Arizona, 1976.

Mangiante, Rosal. “History of Fort Defiance, 1851–1900.” Unpublished Master’s thesis. Tucson: University of Arizona, 1950.

Mangum, Neil C. “Old Fort Wingate in the Navajo War.”
New Mexico Historical Review
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Mann, Charles C. “1491.”
Atlantic Monthly
289(3) (March 2002): 41.

Marino, C. C. “The Seboyetanos and the Navahos.”
New Mexico Historical Review
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Matson, Daniel S., and Albert H. Schroeder, eds. “Cordero’s Description of the Apache: 1796.”
New Mexico Historical Review
, n.d.

McNitt, Frank. “Fort Sumner: A Study in Origins.”
New Mexico Historical Review
45 (April 1970): 101–17.

Miller, Darlis A. “General James Henry Carleton in New Mexico.” Master’s thesis. Las Cruces: New Mexico State University, 1970.

———. “Los Piños, New Mexico: Civil War Post on the Rio Grande.”
New Mexico Historical Review
62 (January 1987): 1–32.

Moody, Marshall D. “Kit Carson, Agent to the Indians in New Mexico, 1853–1861.”
New Mexico Historical Review
28 (January 1953): 1–20.

Morris, Earl H. “Exploring the Canyon of Death.”
National Geographic
48 (1925): 263–300.

Murphy, Lawrence R. “Master of the Cimarron: Lucien B. Maxwell.”
New Mexico Historical Review
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———. “Rayado: Pioneer Settlement in Northeastern New Mexico, 1848–1857.”
New Mexico Historical Review,
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Neary, John. “It’s Hard to Believe One Man Held Sway over All This Land.”
Smithsonian
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Niederman, Sharon. “Ol’ Max Evan: Writing the Western Wave.”
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———. “Early Navajo Geography.”
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———. “Federal Indian Policy in New Mexico, 1858–1880” (in three parts).
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———. “Navajo Foreign Affairs, 1795–1846.”
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———. “Navajo–Spanish Wars, 1680–1720.”
New Mexico Historical Review
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———. “A Navajo Struggle for Land.”
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Albuquerque Evening Herald,
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Reynolds, Gretchen. “No Bed, No Breakfast.”
Metropolis
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Rister, Carl Coke. “Harmful Practices of Indian Traders of the Southwest, 1865–1876.”
New Mexico Historical Review
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Roberts, David. “The Long Walk to Bosque Redondo.”
Smithsonian
(December 1997): 46.

Russell, Inez. “Filling in the Blanks the Winners Left Empty.”
Taos Revistado
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———. “State’s Collective Conscience Comes Clean about Long Walk.”
Santa Fe New Mexican,
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Salmon, Roberto M. “The Disease Complaint at Bosque Redondo.”
Indian Historian
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El Palacio
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Simmons, Marc. “A Good Deed by Carson Went Largely Unnoticed.”
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———. “Horse Race at Fort Fauntleroy: An Incident of the Navajo Wars.”
La Gaceta
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———. “Navajos Have Long History of Rich Lore.”
Santa Fe New Mexican,
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Thompson, Gerald E. “To the People of New Mexico, General Carleton Defends the Bosque Redondo.”
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Trafzer, Clifford E. “Defeat of the Lords of New Mexico: The Navajo-Apache Wars.”
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———. “Mr. Lincoln’s Army Fights the Navajos, 1862–1864.”
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———. “Politicos and Navajos.”
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———. “Navajo Naataani.”
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