Great-grandmother's Girls in New Mexico, 1670-1680

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In this fascinating historical novel, Elizabeth W. Champney brings to life a group of young women who lived in colonial New Mexico more than three centuries ago. Through their eyes, we see how the Spanish colonizers interacted with the native peoples, and how they established a new way of life in this rugged and beautiful land. Full of vivid descriptions and memorable characters, this book is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of the American Southwest.

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