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- catalog contributor b6074483.
- catalog coverage "Southwest, New History 1848-".
- catalog coverage "Southwest, New History.".
- catalog coverage "Texas History 1846-1950.".
- catalog created "1928.".
- catalog date "1928".
- catalog date "1928.".
- catalog dateCopyrighted "1928.".
- catalog description ""In this volume the writer has attempted to describe the frontier of the Southwest before and after the Civil War. With the opportunities of development here after this great struggle, he has attempted to show how the government sought to protect the frontier interests of the state when the attention of the federal authorities was directed to its needs. The policy put into operation at this time was a defensive one, with the exception of Sheridan's winter campaign of 1868 against the Cheyenne, Comanche and Kiowa of the Washita country. Using this as a case in point, it is shown how the federal military policy lacked cohesion. Since this energetic campaign did not comprehend the whole of the Southwest, the Indians soon forgot the punishment inflicted at this time. Therefore, it is necessary to record separately the Jacksboro Indian affair of 1871, the campaigns of 1874-1875, and the suppression of the rebellious Mescaleros, 1878-1880" -- Introd.".
- catalog description ""When summary punishment was inflicted on the Indians, and they were forced to give up their claims to the unoccupied portion of the Southwest, the ranchers and farmers occupied the land. Paving the way to this new era came the destruction of the buffaloes, the building of railways, and the abandonment of the frontier posts. These evidences of a changing order of things are discussed in the closing chapters of this book" -- Introd.".
- catalog description "Bibliography: p. [311]-320.".
- catalog description "Howes, U.S.IANA, no. R.318".
- catalog extent "336 p., incl. double front., plates, fold. maps ;".
- catalog hasFormat "Southwestern frontier--1865-1881.".
- catalog isFormatOf "Southwestern frontier--1865-1881.".
- catalog isPartOf "Western Americana, frontier history of the trans-Mississippi West, 1550-1900 reel 449, no. 4544. mic".
- catalog isReferencedBy "Howes, U.S.IANA, no. R.318".
- catalog issued "1928".
- catalog issued "1928.".
- catalog language "eng".
- catalog publisher "Cleveland : The Arthur H. Clark Company,".
- catalog relation "Southwestern frontier--1865-1881.".
- catalog spatial "Southwest, New History 1848-".
- catalog spatial "Southwest, New History.".
- catalog spatial "Southwest, New.".
- catalog spatial "Texas History 1846-1950.".
- catalog spatial "Texas.".
- catalog subject "F786 .R6".
- catalog subject "Frontier and pioneer life Southwest, New.".
- catalog subject "Frontier and pioneer life Texas.".
- catalog subject "Indians of North America Southwest, New.".
- catalog subject "Indians of North America Wars 1866-1895.".
- catalog tableOfContents ""In this volume the writer has attempted to describe the frontier of the Southwest before and after the Civil War. With the opportunities of development here after this great struggle, he has attempted to show how the government sought to protect the frontier interests of the state when the attention of the federal authorities was directed to its needs. The policy put into operation at this time was a defensive one, with the exception of Sheridan's winter campaign of 1868 against the Cheyenne, Comanche and Kiowa of the Washita country. Using this as a case in point, it is shown how the federal military policy lacked cohesion. Since this energetic campaign did not comprehend the whole of the Southwest, the Indians soon forgot the punishment inflicted at this time. Therefore, it is necessary to record separately the Jacksboro Indian affair of 1871, the campaigns of 1874-1875, and the suppression of the rebellious Mescaleros, 1878-1880" -- Introd.".
- catalog tableOfContents ""When summary punishment was inflicted on the Indians, and they were forced to give up their claims to the unoccupied portion of the Southwest, the ranchers and farmers occupied the land. Paving the way to this new era came the destruction of the buffaloes, the building of railways, and the abandonment of the frontier posts. These evidences of a changing order of things are discussed in the closing chapters of this book" -- Introd.".
- catalog title "The southwestern frontier, 1865-1881 : a history of the coming of the settlers, Indian depredations and massacres, ranching activities, operations of white desperadoes and thieves, government protection, building of railways, and the disappearance of the frontier, / by Carl Coke Rister ...".
- catalog type "History. fast".
- catalog type "text".