31. Hackett and Shelby, The Pueblo Revolt ; cited in Dozier, The Pueblo Indians , p. 59.

32. "In spite of Popé's commands, many villagers retained their animals, continued to use their carts, refused to pull up their orchards, and some kept little forges in operation to work the scraps of iron and steel that were spoils of the revolt. A few who had been touched deeply by the friars squirreled away religious articles, salvaged from the churches, against the day when the Christians might return." Simmons, New Mexico , p. 72.

33. Hackett, Historical Documents , vol. 3, p. 132.