History of Arizona, Vol. 5 (Classic Reprint) - Couverture souple

Thomas Edwin Farish

 
9781330418161: History of Arizona, Vol. 5 (Classic Reprint)

Synopsis

History and upheaval in a growing territory
This volume chronicles Arizona’s Fourth Territorial Legislature and the parallel military and Indian troubles of 1867. It blends legislative action, biography, and on‑the‑ground reporting to show how Tucson, Prescott, and frontier towns shaped a young government under pressure from warlike tribes and sparse resources.

The book examines how leaders and lawmakers respond to threats, organize schools and districts, and debate the best way to protect settlers. It also covers the rise of territorial infrastructure, the location of the capital, and the efforts to create a more effective military presence in a vast, challenging landscape.

What you’ll experience
- Detailed snapshots of legislative debates, party lines, and biographical sketches of lawmakers.
- A look at frontier governance, including the move to establish a separate military department and new post locations.
- Insights into relations with Native tribes, road and supply challenges, and the push for transportation and communication networks.
- Accounts of military reports, expeditions, and the evolving role of Arizona volunteers.

Ideal for readers of American West history, territorial governance, and military-sphere stories set on the frontier.

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