Babcock studies the relations between Euro Americans and Indians in the late eighteenth and the early nineteenth centuries in Texas Louisiana borderlands. He points out a variety cultural and economic characteristic in Colonial Nacogdoches in which African slaves had an important economy contribution.
Furthermore, Babock describes how the cultures of Nacogdoches were so relevant to get an important process by two or more nations to form a third culture to change into new forms through cultural mestizaje and the achievement and loss of individual characteristics. Most of these ones were single adult males and the Africans was the most distinguished group in Spanish colonial Texas. The author narrates how Nacogdoches dealers often confronted
Furthermore, Babock describes how the cultures of Nacogdoches were so relevant to get an important process by two or more nations to form a third culture to change into new forms through cultural mestizaje and the achievement and loss of individual characteristics. Most of these ones were single adult males and the Africans was the most distinguished group in Spanish colonial Texas. The author narrates how Nacogdoches dealers often confronted