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x, 560 pages 20 cm A territorial history of New Mexico, Colorado, Utah, and Arizona, analyzing the evolution of American political and economic institutions on the frontier "Bibliographical essay": pages 505-541 Includes bibliographical references commitment to retain 20151204 New Mexico: feudal frontier -- Taos: port of entry -- A conquest by merchants -- In hostile array: civil government, 1851-1861 -- Civil War, 1861-1869 -- The Santa Fe ring, 1865-1885 -- New Mexico comes of age, 1880-1900 -- Gold and popular sovereignty: Jefferson Territory, 1858-1861 -- Colorado Territory: politics and war, 1861-1868 -- The politics of admission and development, 1864-1871 -- The Centennial State, 1876 -- Deseret and Utah, 1847-1858 -- Politics, religion, and war, 1851-1861 -- Years of impasse in Utah, 1858-1878 -- Government, polygamy, and statehood, 1870-1896 -- Arizona: no man's land, 1846-1863 -- Arizona: beleaguered territory, 1861-1874 -- Arizona: politics and progess, 1877-1900 -- The admission of Arizona and New Mexico to the Union, 1900-1912
- Author
- Howard Roberts Lamar
- Publisher
- W. W. Norton & Company, Incorporated
- Published
- 1970
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780393005226
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