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Taos Rebellion

Home Timeline Stories Taos Rebellion
June 22, 2019

Taos Rebellion

In January 1847, New Mexicans resisting US military occupation, killed Governor Charles Bent and other members of his household in Taos. Colonel Sterling Price led US forces against the rebels, defeating them at Taos Pueblo

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