Struggle & Survival

General Introduction 1(16) Gary B. Nash David G. Sweet I Survival Through Collective Struggle Introduction 17(4) Opechancanough: Indian Resistance Leader 21(17) J. Frederick Fausz Diego Vasicuio: Native Priest 38(11) Ann M. Wightman Red Shoes: Warrior and Diplomat 49(20) Richard White Thomas Peters: Millwright and Deliverer 69(17) Gary B. Nash Francisco Baquero: Shoemaker and Organizer 86(16) Lyman L. Johnson Damiana da Cunha: Catechist and Sertanista 102(26) Mary Karasch II Survival Through Individual Defiance Introduction 123(5) Martin Ocelotl: Clandestine Cult Leader 128(14) J. Jorge Klor De Alva Antonio de Gouveia: Adventurer and Priest 142(23) Manoel Da Silveira Cardozo Juan de Morga and Gertrudis de Escobar: Rebellious Slaves 165(24) Solange Alberro Cristobal Bequer: Wayward Prebend 189(25) Paul B. Ganster III Survival Through Individual Accommodation Introduction 211(3) Isable Moctezuma: Pioneer of Mestizaje 214(14) Donald Chipman Squanto: Last of the Patuxets 228(19) Neal Salisbury Beatriz de Padilla: Mistress and Mother 247(10) Solange Alberro Catarina de Monte Sinay: Nun and Entrepreneur 257(17) Susan A. Soeiro Francisca: Indian Slave 274(24) David G. Sweet IV Survival Through Competition Introduction 295(3) Miguel Hernandez: Master of Mule Trains 298(13) John C. Super Hernando de Valencia: Tax Promoter 311(20) Fred Bronner Enrico Martinez: Printer and Engineer 331(16) Louisa Schell Hoberman Jacob Young: Indian Trader and Interpreter 347(15) Francis Jennings Micaela Angela Carrillo: Widow and Pulque Dealer 362(14) Edith Couturier Joseph Rachell and Rachael Pringle-Polgreen: Petty Entrepreneurs 376(17) Jerome S. Handler Note on Contributors 393(4) Illustration Credits 397