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Title	Leading facts of New Mexican history, volume 1
Subject	New Mexico--History; New Mexico--Biography
Creator	Twitchell, Ralph Emerson, 1859-1925
Description	Volume 1 of a 5-volume set. Copy number 1464 of 1500 autograph copies. Considered the first major history of the state, "The leading facts" was published on the eve of New Mexico attaining statehood in 1912. Its author, Ralph Emerson Twitchell had arrived in the early 1880s and served in the territorial militia, and was mayor of Santa Fe and served as district attorney of Santa Fe County. He did much to promote the progress of the territory and its elevation to statehood.
Date	1911
Type	Text
Format	application/pdf
Language	eng
Spatial Coverage	New Mexico, United States
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Call Number	F796 .T97 1911a v.1
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OCR Text	Show BIBLIOGRAPHY Bandelier, A. F. Bancroft, H. H. Davis, W. W. H. Espejo, Antonio de Frejes, Francisco Hakluyt, Richard Holmes, A. Prince, L. Bradford Pino, Pedro Bautista Mendieta, Geronimo Villagré, Gaspar de Zarate-Salmeron, P, Final Report, part. ii, Cambridge, 1892. History of Arizona and New Mexico. Spanish Conquest of New Mexico, Doylestown, Pa. 1869. Relacion, ete., 1584. In Pacheco, doe. xv, 151. Hist. Breve, Mexico, 1839. Voyages, ete. Annals of America. Historical Sketches, ete. History of New Mexico, Mexico, 1849. (Noticias Hist.) Hist. Eccle. Hist. of New Mexico, 1900. Relaciones, ete. Mexico, Aleala, 1610. Reprint, ?
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