A History of New Mexico by Calvin A. Roberts; Susan A. Roberts; Katherine Chilton (Illustrator); William L. Nelson (Drawings by)The land and its early people -- The Spanish explorers -- Early Spanish settlement, 1598-1680 -- New Mexico under Spanish rule, 1692-1821 -- Life in New Mexico's Spanish communities -- New Mexico under Mexican rule, 1821-1848 -- Troubled days in Territorial New Mexico -- The end of isolation -- Politics and prosperity, 1910-1929 -- New Mexico since 1929. Historical images of: Isleta Pueblo Mission Church, Pueblo Rain Dance, Isleta Pueblo c. 1890, Don Diego de Vargas, Jemez Pueblo c. 1905, Apache warriors c. 1873, Juan Bautist de Anza, Zebulon Pike, San Miguel del Vado c. 1911, the Acequia Madre in Albuquerque c. 1881, Laguna Pueblo c. 1882, Penitente rites c. 1928, Santa Fe Plaza c. 1861, Kit Carson, Ceran St. Vrain, title page of the first book printed in New Mexico c. 1834, Governor Manuel Armijo, General Stephen W. Kearny, Governor Charles Bent, Santa Fe c. 1859, stagecoach at Hillsboro, Bishop Lamy, Father Antonio Jose Martinez of Taos, Colonel Edward R.S. Canby, Brigadier General Henry H. Sibley, Fort Stanton, Buffalo Soldiers c. 1892, Lincoln courthouse, George McJunkin, an A.T.&S.F. train at Glorieta c. 1880, Las Cruces Main Street in the 1890s, Harvey Girls, farm near Bloomfield c. 1885, Thomas B. Catron, Kingston daily newspaper c. 1886, Governor Miguel A. Otero Jr., Rough Riders at the Palace of the Governors c. 1898, President William McKinley at Deming c.1901, Solomon Luna, New Mexico Constitutional Convention 1910, Columbus after Villa's raid 1916, Albert B. Fall, Carl C. Magee, Erna Fergusson, Mary Austin, Taos Society of Artists 1932, Maria and Julian Martinez of San Ildefonso Pueblo, dust cloud over Clayton 1937, Senator Dennis Chavez, Trinity Site excavations 1945, Georgia O'Keeffe 1929, Peter Hurd 1968, santero George Lopez.