A library collection-development description of Taos Pueblo and Its Sacred Blue Lake, summarizing Keegan's account of the pueblo's sixty-year struggle against Spanish, Mexican and American claims to Blue Lake and the 1970 return of the land, and recommending it for public library collections.
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Reliability Tier3
Tier three: a library-trade collection-development description, used here only to corroborate the book's subject matter and its recommendation for public library holdings, not for any contested interpretive judgment. Citation
AuthorMarcia Keegan (subject of the description); reviewed for library collection development
Source Typereference article
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