By William C. Pool
Austin, 1975. xi, 190 p., oblong 9 x 8, dj. Over seventy full page maps and five smaller ones drawn by Edward Triggs and Lance Wren that show the location of many events which have contributed to Texas history, from Indian tribes and Spanish explorations to the establishment of present-day cities, counties and colleges.
by "Brazos"
New introduction by Stephen L. Hardin
"... will be welcomed by history buffs who like source material .... a heroic man who helped make early Texas history legendary." - Books of the Southwest Originally published in 1898.
160 pages, 5-1/2 x 8-1/2 added illustrations, new index
by His Former Slave Jeff Hamilton
as told to Lenoir Hunt
"Reveals much of Houston's character, and as such belongs on the shelf of everyone interested in Texas history." - San Benito News.
165 pages, 6 x 9, illustrated, bibliographygrapy, index
by Olive K Dixon
new introduction by George B. Ward
"A facsimile of the 1927 original, this book conveys Dixon's enthusiasm for the wide-open West, telling of his hair-raising escapades in Indian battles as well as his calmer moments on the plains." --American West
298 pages, 5-1/2 x 8-1/2, index
by Brownson Malsch
The ghost port of Indianola is the subJect of a gripping book that is of prime interest to anyone interested in knowing what life was like in coastal Texas during the nineteenth century. 1978 Summerfield G. Roberts Award.
363 pages, 6 x 9
illustrated, bibliography, index
Edited byRon C. Tyler & Lawrence R. Murphy
Over 100 former slaves describe their slave life in Texas. Edited from oral interviews of the 1930s Originally published in 1974
192 pages, 6 x 9, illustrated, bibliography
indexIndianola - The Mother of Western Texas
My Master: The Inside Story of Sam Houston and
His TimesBad Hand: A Biography of General Ranald S. Mackenzie
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