Joseph K. F. Mansfield Report 1853

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Joseph K. F. Mansfield Report 1853

This collection is comprised of a typed copy and a photoprint of Joseph King Fenno Mansfield's report on local military posts and tribes in the New Mexico Territory and what is now Arizona and Texas, in 1853. It includes descriptions of present forts and their surrounding areas, maps and proposals for changes to be made to these, as well as proposals for new forts.

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Mansfield, Joseph K. F. (Joseph King Fenno), 1803-1862

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