Mimbreno band org
Summary: A band of Apache people in the Spanish borderlands.
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cited from Apache Adaptation to Hispanic Rule (2016)
Examines how Apache groups in the Spanish borderlands, including the Chiricahua and Mimbreno bands,
adapted to Spanish colonial policies through raiding, trading, and strategic alliance. Challenges
the narrative of Apache resistance as purely military, showing instead a complex w…
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Apache Adaptation to Hispanic Rule ↗
Babcock, Matthew · 2016 · book · rights_reserved · details