Indian Slave Trade in the Southwest Examined
L. R. Bailey surveys the slave raids and captive system of Spanish-era Southwest, detailing how Apache, Navajo, Ute and Pueblo groups were seized, traded, and distributed among encomenderos and settlers, highlighting ethical and historical implications of the southern labor network.
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