Comments on: The Indian Tax Rebellion of 1851 http://www.historynet.com/the-indian-tax-rebellion-of-1851.htm From the World's Largest History Magazine Publisher Fri, 24 May 2013 00:48:35 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: The Isaac Brock Society - California genocide and the Indian Tax Revolt of 1851 http://www.historynet.com/the-indian-tax-rebellion-of-1851.htm#comment-816037 The Isaac Brock Society - California genocide and the Indian Tax Revolt of 1851 Sun, 19 Aug 2012 16:00:46 +0000 #comment-816037 [...] the tax on Indians who had no vote and would receive no benefits from the services of the city (The Indian Tax Rebellion of 1851): This sorry state of affairs had been spawned from an ill-advised decision made by a handful of [...] [...] the tax on Indians who had no vote and would receive no benefits from the services of the city (The Indian Tax Rebellion of 1851): This sorry state of affairs had been spawned from an ill-advised decision made by a handful of [...]

]]> By: benjamin a. cueva http://www.historynet.com/the-indian-tax-rebellion-of-1851.htm#comment-789021 benjamin a. cueva Fri, 17 Feb 2012 01:11:14 +0000 #comment-789021 attn: kenneth woodward would like to have the opportunity to talk with you about how much the work of your uncle Arthur has meant to me, both intellectually and perhaps spiritually as well. I am a native of North County, born and raised and lifelong resident. I am of Mexican lineage and was one of the original committee folk who saw the San Pascual Battlefirld State Historic Park grow from an idea into a part of our State Park system. Along the way I became a friend of Guy Woodward and enjoyed many, many long conversations . Guy and I drove to countless locations and I was richly rewarded in his friendship and knowledge. Lances at San Pascual has always been the standard by which I measure other authors writings regarding Californias history. As a boy in public schools there was never a single instance of a Mexican adult male depicted as an honest, or heroic character...only bandits or similar sinister types...not very comforting for a young mind and tender heart. No Davey Crockets, no Jeffersons, no Roy Rogers on wonder horses. The same theme seemed to repeat the same old stuff even at Graduate level courses at U.C.S.D. The day I found Lances I never took my eyes off the text...the honest and scholarly unbiased history was a joyfor me that has not and will not wear away over time. If you are ever in Escondido I own one of the most beautiful restaurants in North America, please join me for lunch one of these days so you can judge for yourself. It is the oldest adobe in Escondido, once a private residence, there are nearly two acres of beautiful gardens and we have bougainvillas that are nearly 90 years old...that is difficult to fake even today. Please feel free to contact me at your convenience at the following : Benjamin A Cueva bac@cox.net 760-500-7680 ... muchas gracias , and thank you for your time. b. Thank You for your time , hope to hear from you. attn: kenneth woodward

would like to have the opportunity to talk with you about how much the work
of your uncle Arthur has meant to me, both intellectually and perhaps spiritually as well. I am a native of North County, born and raised and lifelong resident. I am of Mexican lineage and was one of the original committee folk who saw the San Pascual Battlefirld State Historic Park
grow from an idea into a part of our State Park system. Along the way I became a friend of Guy Woodward and enjoyed many, many long conversations . Guy and I drove to countless locations and I was richly rewarded in his friendship and knowledge. Lances at San Pascual has
always been the standard by which I measure other authors writings
regarding Californias history. As a boy in public schools there was
never a single instance of a Mexican adult male depicted as an honest,
or heroic character…only bandits or similar sinister types…not very comforting for a young mind and tender heart. No Davey Crockets,
no Jeffersons, no Roy Rogers on wonder horses.

The same theme seemed to repeat the same old stuff even at Graduate
level courses at U.C.S.D. The day I found Lances I never took my eyes off the text…the honest and scholarly unbiased history was a joyfor me that
has not and will not wear away over time. If you are ever in Escondido
I own one of the most beautiful restaurants in North America, please join me for lunch one of these days so you can judge for yourself. It is the oldest adobe in Escondido, once a private residence, there are nearly two acres of beautiful gardens and we have bougainvillas that are nearly 90
years old…that is difficult to fake even today. Please feel free to contact me at your convenience at the following :
Benjamin A Cueva
bac@cox.net
760-500-7680
… muchas gracias , and thank you for your time.

b.

Thank You for your time , hope to hear from you.

]]> By: Ken Woodward http://www.historynet.com/the-indian-tax-rebellion-of-1851.htm#comment-12802 Ken Woodward Wed, 01 Oct 2008 22:59:01 +0000 #comment-12802 RE: My uncle: noted historian Arthur Woodward. Do you have any more articles written by him? I am director of the Ramona Pioneer Historical Society and am in the process of collecting his writings. He passed on, I believe, in 1981. RE: My uncle: noted historian Arthur Woodward. Do you have any more articles written by him? I am director of the Ramona Pioneer Historical Society and am in the process of collecting his writings. He passed on, I believe, in 1981.

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