The New Mexico Book Collection is a collection of 33 volumes relating to the history of New Mexico and its people primarily in the 18th and 19th centuries. Several of the volumes have great period illustrations and portraits of relevant historical figures. All the titles contained on this CD are listed below.

1. Illustrated history of New Mexico (1912) - Read, Benjamin M. (Benjamin Maurice); Baca, Eleuterio - 812 pages
2. Popular elementary history of New Mexico (1914) - Read, Benjamin M. (Benjamin Maurice) - 186 pages
3. A concise history of New Mexico (1912) - Prince, L. Bradford (Le Baron Bradford) - 272 pages
4. History and civics of New Mexico (1914) - Roberts, Frank Hunt Hurd; Twitchell, Ralph Emerson - 337 pages
5. History and government of New Mexico (1921) - Vaughan, John H - 373 pages
6. The story of New Mexico (1891) - Ladd, Horatio Oliver - 473 pages
7. History of New Mexico : its resources and people Volume 1 (1907) - Anderson, George B - 522 pages
8. History of New Mexico : its resources and people Volume 2 (1907) - Anderson, George B - to page 1047
9. The Spanish Archives of New Mexico; Volume 1 (1914) - Twitchell, Ralph Emerson - 525 pages
10. The Spanish Archives of New Mexico; Volume 2 (1914) - Twitchell, Ralph Emerson - 683 pages
11. Historical sketch of Las Vegas, New Mexico (1880) - Wilson, H. T. - 70 pages
12. El Gringo, or, New Mexico and her people (1857) - Davis, W. W. H. (William Watts Hart) - 432 pages
13. Soldiers of the cross. Notes on the ecclesiastical history of New Mexico, Arizona, and Colorado (1898) - Salpointe, John Baptist - 299 pages
14. Annals of old Fort Cummings, New Mexico, 1867-8 (1916) - Parker, William Thornton - 56 pages
15. Historical sketches of New Mexico : from the earliest records to the American occupation (1883) - Prince, L. Bradford (Le Baron Bradford) - 327 pages
16. History of New Mexico : from the Spanish conquest to the present time, 1530-1890 : with portraits and biographical sketches of its prominent people (1891) - Haines, Helen - 631 pages
17. The history of the military occupation of the territory of New Mexico from 1846 to 1851 by the government of the United States, together with biographical sketches of men prominent in the conduct of the government during that period (1909) - Twitchell, Ralph Emerson - 394 pages
18. An Illustrated history of New Mexico : from the earliest period of its discovery to the present time, together with...biographical mention of many of its pioneers and prominent citizens of today .. (1895) - 671 pages
19. Lincoln County, New Mexico (1909) - 28 pages
20. Dona Ana County in New Mexico (1908) - McBride, R. E. - 54 pages
21. Eddy County, New Mexico : the most southeastern county in the territory (1903) - 55 pages
22. Taos County : report to the Bureau of Immigration of New Mexico (1881) - Camp, Theo. C. (Theodore C.) - 11 pages
23. San Juan County, New Mexico, the land of sunshine, the land of opportunity (1909) - 22 pages
24. San Miguel County, New Mexico, larger in area than many of the states (1908) - 64 pages
25. Report on Bernalillo County (1881) - Hazledine, William - 31 pages
26. The alumni directory of the University of New Mexico, including a list of the members of the board of regents, the officers of administration, and the faculties of the University, 1892-1918 (1918) - 36 pages
27. By-laws of the Mora County Stock Growers Association : together with names and brands of members (1881) - 19 pages
28. Centennial celebration, Santa Fé, New Mexico, July, 4, 1876 (1876) - Arny, W. F. M. (William Frederick Milton) - 64 pages
29. The story of the conquest of Santa Fe, New Mexico, and the building of old Fort Marcy, A. D. 1846; (1923) - Twitchell, Ralph Emerson - 63 pages
30. New Mexico health resorts (1902) - 90 pages
31. Commerce of the Prairies; or, The journal of a Santa Fe trader, during eight expeditions across the great western prairies, and a residence of nearly nine years in northern Mexico Volume 1 (1850) - Gregg, Josiah - 320 pages
32. Commerce of the Prairies; or, The journal of a Santa Fe trader, during eight expeditions across the great western prairies, and a residence of nearly nine years in northern Mexico Volume 2 (1850) - Gregg, Josiah - 324 pages
33. The Pecos Valley, New Mexico (1903) - 63 pages

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