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Volume XIV - 2007
| Where Have All the Church Bells Gone? | by Linda Harris |
| Coca-Cola in Deming, New Mexico | by Bill Lockhart |
| Andrew "Andy" Hudspeth: From Bookkeeper and Lawyer for the Cree Ranch in the Sacramento Mountains to Chief Justice of the New Mexico Supreme Court | by E. Roberta Haldane |
| Brains, Integrity, and Ambition: Recruiting Faculty in New Mexico, 1890 | by Marth Shipman Andrews |
| A Lion Among Lawyers | by Mark Thompson |
| Clarence Fielder and the Public Schools: An Oral History | by Eloise S. Evans |
Book Reviews
| Inventing Los Alamos: The Growth of an Atomic Community by Jon Hunner. Reviewed by Bill Boehm |
| Nampeyo and Her Pottery by Barbara Kramer. Reviewed by Martha Shipman Andrews |
| Bataan: A Survivor's Story by Lt. Gene Boyt. Reviewed by Rick Hendricks
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Volume XV - 2008
| Coeds at War: State College Do Their Part in World War II | by Martha Shipman Andrews |
| William and John Hudgens: Double Trouble from Louisiana | by Roberta Key Haldane |
| My Adobe Village: Doņa Ana, New Mexico | by Joyce M. Brumley |
| A Documentary View of a Dispute over Episcopal Jurisdiction: Father José de Jesus Cabeza de Vaca and the Battle for the Church in the Mesilla Valley | by Rick Hendricks |
Book Reviews
| The Oatman Massacre: A Tale of Desert Captivity and Survival by Brian McGinty. Reviewed by Lois Stanford |
| Hermanitos Comanchitos: Indio-Hispano Rituals of Captivity and Redemption by Enrique R. Lamadrid w/photos by Miguel Gandert. Reviewed by Charles B. Stanford |
| Murder on White Sands: The Disappearance of Albert and Henry Fountain, A.C. Greene Series by Corey Recko. Reviewed by Rick Hendricks |
| The Billy the Kid Reader by Frederick Nolan. Reviewed by Rick Hendricks |
| Avenging Victorio by Dave DeWitt. Reviewed by Charles B. Stanford
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| Monsignor Jean Grange; San Albino, Mesilla 1886-1929 |
by Frankie Miller |
| President Benjamin Harrison, Judge A.A. Freeman and the Shalam Colony: A Legal and Politcal History |
by Mark Thompson |
| Shalam Colony: Dream in the Desert |
by Christopher Schurtz and Cameron L. Saffell |
| Shalam Misconceptions and Mythology |
by Cameron L. Saffell and Christopher Schurtz |
| Mary Helen Daniels Taylor: Mary of the Mantilla |
by Frankie Miller |
| Creating An Institution "So The Future May Know" |
by Cameron L. Saffell |
| Bringing Civilization to the Wild West: The Women's Improvement Association of Las Cruces |
by Stacie Pritchett |
| My Early Life in the Mesilla Valley, New Mexico: Elsie Raye Rigney Carr: Excerpted from Elsie Carr's memoir, Elsie's Story |
Editing by Walter Hines |
| Cricket in the Web: The 1949 Unsolved Murder That Unraveled Politices in New Mexico by Paula Moore. Reviewed by Charles Stanford. |
| Texas Devils: Rangers and Regulars on the Lower Rio Grande, 1846-1861 by Michael Coffins. Reviewed by Gary Osborne. |
| Feeding Chilapa: The Birth, Life and Death of a Mexican Region by Chris Kyle. Reviewed by Lois Stanford |
Volume XVII - 2010
| August Reger: Prisoner of War in New Mexico Translated by Cassie McClure, translation aid by Dr. Richard Rundell | by August Reger |
| ‘Lens Louse’ or Astute Propagandist? Pancho Villa’s Use of the Silent Newsreel in the Mexican Revolution |
by Robin Robinson |
| An Account of the Bougainville Campaign Edited and Annotated by Martha Shipman Andrews | by Brigadier Geneneral Hugh M. Milton |
| The Unique Legacy of Abraham Lincoln in New Mexico | by Christopher Schurtz, M.A. |
| The Three Letters of Father C. Jos. Immel | by Claude Fouillade and Frankie Miller |
| Taking the Wider View: Panoramic Photography in the American Southwest | by Rick Hendricks and Charles B. Stanford |
Book Reviews
| Soldier-Artist of the Great Reconnaissance:
John C. Tidball and the 35th Parallel Pacific Railroad Survey by Eugene Tidball. Reviews by Martha Shipman Andrews |
| The Whole Damned World: Aggies at War, 1941-1945 edited by Martha Shipman Andrews. Reviewed by Louis R. Sadler |
| Silver City’s Bear Mountain Lodge: the Untold Story by Donna Eichstaedt. Reviewed by Laurence Creider |
| A Linguistic Atlas by Garland D. Bills and Neddy A. Vigil. Reviewed by Rick Hendricks |
| "Visions Underground: Carlsbad Caverns Through the Artist’s Eye" by Lois Manno. Reviewed by Rick Hendricks |
| Literary Glimpses of New Mexico by Frank Waters. Reviewed by Jane P. Fenn |
Volume XVIII - 2011
| John Lewis Thomas, Jr.’ s Visit to Fort Wingate in 1885 | by Rick Hendricks, Ph. D. |
| Albert B. Fall and Eugene Manlove Rhodes: On New Mexico Statehood | by Cary G. Osborne, M.L.I.S. |
| The Belen Harvey House and Its Several Reincarnations, 1910-2010 | by Richard Melzer, Ph. D. |
| The Rise and Fall of Native Communities at the Old El Paso del Norte Mission | by Terry R. Reynolds, Ph. D. |
| Aggies, Oh Aggies: The Glory Years. New Mexico A&M, 1935-1939 Michael F. Taylor | Edited by Walter Hines |
| A History of the Crescent Club of Anthony, 1913-1983 Hazel Milikien |
Edited by Charles B Stanford, M. L. I. S. |
Book Reviews
| Open Range: The Life of Agnes Morley Cleaveland by Darlis A. Miller. Reviewed by Rick Hendricks |
| Atarque: Now All Is Silent by Pauline Chávez Bent. Reviewed by Terry R. Reynolds |
| Gila Country Legend: The Life and Times of Quentin Hulse by Nancy Coggeshall. Reviewed by Cameron L. Saffell |
| Class and Race in the Frontier Army: Military Life in the West, 1870-1890 by Kevin Adams. Reviewed by Charles Stanford |
| The Indians of Arizona and New Mexico: nineteenth century ethnographic notes of Archbishop John Baptist Salpointe by John Baptist Salpointe. Reviewed by Laurence S. Creider |
| Red Sky at Morning by Richard Bradford. Reviewed by Jane P. Fen |
Volume XIX - 2012
| New Mexico on the Eve of Statehood, 1910-1912 | by Richard Melzer, Ph. D. |
| El Paso Celebrates New Mexico and Arizona Statehood | by Cameron L. Saffell |
Book Reviews
| From Cochise to Geronimo: The Chiricahua Apaches, 1874-1886, by Edwin Sweeney. Reviewed by Daniel Aranda |
| The Jar of Severed Hands: Spanish Deportation of
Apache Prisoners of War, 1770-1810, by Mark
Santiago. Reviewed by Charles Stanford |
| Kit Carson: The Life of an American Border Man, by David Remley. Reviewed by Cary G. Osborne |
| Nothing Daunted: The Unexpected Education of Two Society Girls in the West, by Dorothy Wickenden. Reviewed by Darlis A. Miller. |
| Thomas Casad Writes: Letters from Mesilla, 1875 - 1879 | by Rick Hendricks, PhD |
| Shootout in La Mesilla | by The FAT Boys (Eric Fuller, Daniel D Aranda, Emilio Tapia, Joe Lopez, Mary Kay Shannon) |
| Pioneer Klan No. 15: The Klu Klux Klan in Roswell, 1924 -1934 |
by Elvis E. Fleming |
| Banned Books in New Mexico | by Cary G Osborne, M.L.I.S. |
| A Genius for Football: Coach Warren Woodson | by Walter Hines |
Book Reviews
| Empire of the Summer Moon: Quanah Parker and the Rise and Fall of the Comanches, the Most Powerful Indian Tribe in American History, by S.C. Gwynne. Reviewed by M. Lois Stanford |
| From Cochise to Geronimo: the Chiricahua Apaches, 1874 - 1885 by Edwin Sweeney. Reviewed by Daniel Aranda |
| Apache Tactics and Strategy, 1830-1886 by Robert Watt. Reviewed by Daniel Aranda |
| El Sicario: The Autobiography of a Mexican Assassin, edited by Molly Molloy & Charles Bowden. Reviewed by Rick Hendricks |
| New Mexico: A History by Marc Simmons. Reviewed by Lutisha Piland |
| White Mothers to a Dark Race: Settler Colonialism, Maternalism, and the Removal of Indigenous Children in the American West and Australia, 1880-1940 by Margaret D. Jacobs. Reviewed by Joan M Jensen |
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