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Los Commanches, now available in paperback, is a large, sweeping history of the Comanche Indians, who dominated the Southern Plains from the mid-eighteenth to the mid-nineteenth century. No plains people was more feared or admired for its mastery of warfare and life in a harsh, arid environment. In this richly textured history, Stanley Noyes recounts the golden century of Comanche domination of the Southern Plains. Los Commanches is a sensitive portrait of human society and physical place. By the end of the book, we understand the Comanches both as a peerless warrior society and as an embattled people.

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title:Los Comanches : The Horse People, 1751-1845
author:Noyes, Stanley.
publisher:University of New Mexico
isbn10 | asin:0826315488
print isbn13:9780826315489
ebook isbn13:9780585273808
language:English
subjectComanche Indians--History.
publication date:1993
lcc:E99.C85N69 1993eb
ddc:973/.04974
subject:Comanche Indians--History.
Page i
Los Comanches
Page ii
Books by Stanley Noyes
Poetry
Faces and Spirits 1974
Beyond the Mountains beyond the Mountains 1979
The Commander of Dead Leaves 1984
Novels
No Flowers for a Clown 1961
Shadowbox 1970
Editor
(With Gene Frumkin)
The Indian Rio Grande:
Recent poems for 3 Cultures 1977
Page iii
Los Comanches
The Horse People, 1751 1845
Stanley Noyes
University of New Mexico Press
Albuquerque
Page iv
1993 by Stanley Noyes
All rights reserved.
Second paperbound printing, 1995.
Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
Noyes, Stanley.
Los Comanches : the horse people, 17511845 /
by Stanley Noyes.1st ed.
p. cm.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN 0-8263-1548-8 (pa)
1. Comanche IndiansHistory.
I. Title.
E99.C85N69 1993
973'.04974-dc20
93-13951
CIP
Book design by Julie Noyes Long
Page v
For Nancy
Page vii
Picture 2
The Comanche are scattered from the great Missuris [sic] River to the frontier presidios of New Spain. They are a people so numerous and so haughty that when asked their number, they make no difficulty in comparing it to that of the stars.
Athanase de Mzires, 1770
Picture 3
The only real American don't use much stile aney more Unkle Sam lets him play Injun once a year and he dances under the flag that made a farmer out of him once nature gave him everything he wanted. now the agent gives him bib overalls hookes his hands around plow handles and tells him it's a good thing push it along maybe it is but thair having a hell of a time proving it.
Charlie Russell, 1925
Picture 4
The future depends on man's transcending the limits of individual cultures.
Edward T. Hall, 1976
Page ix
CONTENTS
Maps
xi
Preface
xiii
Prologue
xix
I
Nuevo Mxico
Chronology
3
1
Governor Vlez Battles Comanches, 1751
5
2
Expeditions to the Plains, 17061749
11
3
Who Were the Comanches?
26
4
The Peace Policy of Governor Vlez, 17521766
49
5
Governor Mendinueta and War, 17671778
60
6
The Meaning of Captivity
69
7
Governor de Anza's Victory and Treaty, 17781789
74
II
Nuevo Mxico and Tejas
Chronology
85
8
Women: Captives and "Abject Slaves"
87
9
Pierre Vial, Explorer on the Plains, 17861793
99
10
American Advances, 18001807
107
11
Encounters in Comanchera, 18081845
114
12
The Origins of War and Peace, 18301835
134
13
Tejas and the Comanches, 17431786
142
14
Comanches between Two FlagsAgain, 17861806
154
15
Tejas, 18061821
162
16
La Independencia and Change, 1821
171

Page x
III
Los Comanches Versus Three Republics
Chronology
179
17
Power and Puha
183
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