The Sugar Industry and the Abolition of the Slave Trade, 1775-1810 (review)
the Spaniards. When Pueblo voices emerge, they do so only in Spanish contexts. The complexities of motivation among the Pueblos can only be inferred from the biased accounts of their would-be conquerors. Nonetheless, the Journals of don Diego de Vargas has offered us a splendid Spanish framework within which to try to recapture the indigenous voices that were an even more important part of the story.