“Hispanic Arizona, 1536-1856” by James E. Officer is a comprehensive textbook focusing on the history of the Hispanic population in Arizona during the period of 1536 to 1856. Published by the University of Arizona Press in 1989, this trade paperback book delves into the state’s unique cultural and historical aspects, covering topics related to the Southwest region of the United States. With 462 pages of in-depth analysis, this book provides a detailed exploration of the people, events, and influences that shaped the early history of Arizona.
