Taos Revolt Novel Promises Dramatic Pueblo War Tale
A newly reviewed novel Taos by Irwin R Blacker chronicles the 1680 Pueblo uprising led by a medicine man against Spanish forces. The narrative, set around Santa Fe and Taos, blends conquest, famine, romance, and brutal conflict with strong historical detail and vivid scenes of colonial New Mexico.
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