Pueblos, Gods and Spaniards

The book is in good condition with a worn dust jacket showing edge wear. The binding remains intact, and the pages are clean without inscriptions. This first printing is a well-preserved copy, ideal for collectors and enthusiasts of historical literature.

"Pueblos, Gods and Spaniards" by John Upton Terrell, published by The Dial Press in 1973, offers an insightful exploration into the history of the Pueblo Indians and their interactions with Spanish colonizers. This first printing is a valuable edition for collectors and historians alike, providing a detailed account of cultural exchanges and conflicts in the American Southwest. Terrell, an established author on Native American history, delves into the complexities of indigenous and European encounters with scholarly precision. This edition is scarce, especially in its original dust jacket, which shows some wear. The book is a significant resource for understanding pre-1848 Southwestern history, free from inscriptions or library markings.