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aisthesis-3860	Bathija, Sahil	What Caused the Bloodless Reconquest? Understanding the Spaniards’ 1692 Negotiated Reentry into Pueblo Lands in the Aftermath of the Successful 1680 Pueblo Revolt	2021	8	.pdf	application/pdf	3512	148	59	A council of many Pueblo communities, including the Hopi, Kewa, Pecos, San Filipe, Zuni, Jemez, and Cochiti, gathered to deliberate if things would really be different this time around as Ojeda claimed.35 When Vargas later arrived and toured Pueblo communities, he strikingly did so peacefully without firing a single shot— seemingly confirming the intentions reported by Ojeda.36 As Vargas toured from one community to another, he secured alliances with many as he went. Yet when the newly appointed governor Don Diego de Vargas returned to El Paso from his visit of Pueblo communities in 1692, the Cathedral of New Mexico’s bells announced to the people of New Spain what is widely known as the “Bloodless Reconquest.”3	cache/aisthesis-3860.pdf	txt/aisthesis-3860.txt