From Settler to Citizen

Discover the transformative journey from settler to citizen in Ross Frank's insightful book, From Settler to Citizen, published by the University of California in 2007. Spanning 353 pages, this compelling analysis delves into the intricate relationship between economic shifts and social and cultural transformations in New Mexico. Frank meticulously examines Pueblo Indian pottery, Pueblo and Spanish blankets, and Spanish religious imagery, illustrating how these elements reflect the rise of a vibrant Hispanic settler community, or vecino, during the late eighteenth century. This work not only enriches our understanding of economic history but also highlights the social history of the United States and Latin America. Perfect for readers interested in the intersections of culture, economics, and history, From Settler to Citizen is an essential addition to your collection.