killing of Governor Charles Bent
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The killing of Governor Charles Bent was a pivotal 1847 assassination of New Mexico’s first U.S.-appointed territorial governor during the Taos Revolt, symbolizing local resistance to American rule.
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| killing of Governor Charles Bent canonical | 1 |
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