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OPATA (" enemies," so called by their...

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Originally appearing in Volume V20, Page 121 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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OPATA (" enemies," so called by their neighbours the Pimas)  , a tribe of Mexican Indians of Piman stock . Their country is the mountainous
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district of north-eastern Sonora and north-western
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Chihuahua, Mexico . Though usually loyal to the Mexican government, they rebelled
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ill 182o, but after a gallant effort were defeated . They number now about 5000, and still largely retain their ancient autonomy .

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