Tyler, Ron Ed (43 results)

Soft cover. Condition: Good. Trade paperback journal. General wear to cover edges/corners. Content pages are clean and unmarked. Articles: Cowboys v. Rancheros: The Origins of Western American Livestock Law; Eddie Durham and the Texas Contribution to Jazz History; Wheat Growers in the Cotton Confederacy: The Suppression of Dissent in Collin County, Texas, During the Civil War; Review Article: Gary Cartwright's Galveston: A History of the Island: & Dissertations and Theses Relating to African American Studies in Texas: A Selected Bibliography, 1904-1990.

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Paperback. Condition: Very Good. VERY GOOD. Crown lightly bumped, wrappers edgeworn. 205 pp., illus. Remembering Tom Lea; The Rediscovery of the Tiguas; etc. Size: 8vo.

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. First Edition. Paperback. Very Good. Interior clean and unmarked. Tight binding. First Edition Color pictured perfect bound wraps, pp 291-434 + 5 pp book ads, 2 articles, Notes and Documents, Southwest Collection, Book Reviews, illustrations, photos. Line neatly lined through on page 311 (editors mark),

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Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. See photo for content. Memorial to Frank Dobie.

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Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. 480 pp., Color, BW Photo Plts, Brn Hardback, Gilt title, 4to, ex lib namestamp ff e.p., else not marked, VG in VG unmarked DJ, 1st ed.

Soft cover. Condition: F. No Jacket. 1st Edition. Four volumes; 619 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm. ; illustrated wraps. Covers and some pages foxed. Articles include: Energy and Urban Growth: a Comparison of Houston and Chicago; Dorothy Scarborough and Karle Wilson Baker: a Literary Friendship; Land Grants in the Robertson Colony Area In Search of Cabeza de Vaca's Route Across Texas: An Historiographical Survey; Stepping Over Lines: Lyndon Johnson, Black Texans, and the National Youth Administration; The Life and Death of a Bookstore; "We Are Stern and Resolved": The Civil War Letters of John Wesley Rabb, Terry's Texas Ranger;Stephen F. Austin and the Anglo-Texas Response to the Religious Establishment in Mexico, 1821-1836; Father José María de Jesús Puelles and the Maps of Pichardo's Document 74; The Semicentennial of Texas Independence in 1886; Archives of the German Adelsverein, Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Yale University; The Artist's Alamo: a Reappraisal of Pictorial Evidence 1836-1850; Portraying an American Original: the Likenesses of Davy Crockett; "To the People of Texas & All Americans in the World"; "A Reservoir of Spiritual Power": Patriotic Faith at the Alamo in the Twentieth Century, The Mexican Press of 1836 and the Battle of the Alamo. Contributors include Platt, Harold L.; Palmer, Pamela Lynn; McLean, Malcolm D. ; Chipman, Donald E.; Lowman, Al; Cutrer, Thomas W.

Soft cover. Condition: VG. No Jacket. 1st Edition. Articles include: Redrawing the Southwestern Boundary, 1891-1896; Fighting for the Confederacy: The White Male Population of Harrison County in the Civil War; "The Trial of a Juror": The Memoiry of Max Causey, Foreman of the Jack Ruby Trial Jury; Battle, or Massacre?: The Incident on the Nueces, August 10, 1862; Garnering Votes for "Cactus Jack": John Nance Garner, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and the 1932 Democratic Nomination for President; River Oaks: 1920s Suburban Planning and Development4 in Houston; A Matter of Character: Stephen F. Austin and the "Papers Concerning Robertson's Colony in Texas"; Using Government Documents: The Food Administration Papers for Texas; "The Battles of Texas will be Fought in Louisiana": The Assault of Fort Butler, June 28, 1863; Camp Groce, Texas: A Confederate Prison; Fighting Foot-and-Mouth Disease in Mexico: Popular Protest against Diplomatic Decisions; A Wholesome Life: Ima Hogg's Vision for Mental Health Care; Bell Cord Rutherford: Cowboy Quixote of the West Texas Plains; or, Some Shards from Our Storytelling Past; The Two Captivities of Adolph Korn; Spanish Laws for Texas Women: The Development of Marital Property Law to 1850; Governing Texas, 1779: The Karankawa Aspect Contributors include: Joseph Richard Werne; Randolph B. Campbell; John Mark Dempsey; Stanley S. McGowen; Norman D. Brown; Cheryl Caldwell Ferguson; Gregg Cantrell; Cynthia Brandimarte; Donald S. Frazier; Brad Clampitt; John Ledbetter; Kate S. Kirkland; Al Lowman; Scott Zesch; Jean Stuntz; Elizabeth A. H. John; John Wheat; Ron Tyler.

Soft cover. Condition: NF. No Jacket. 1st Edition. Four volumes; 626 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm. ; illustrated wraps. Covers and some pages foxed. Articles include: The Partnership of Stephen F. Austin and Joseph H. Hawkins; The Meaning of Participation: White Protestant Women in Antebellum Houston Churches; Johann von Racknitz: German Empresario and Soldier of Fortune in Texas and Mexico, 1832-1848; (Gun)Smoke Gets in Your Eyes: A Revisionist Look at "Violent" Fort Griffin; Land, Climate, and Settlement on the Texas Frontier; Sibley's Texans and the Battle of Galveston, January 1, 1863; The History of Texas Business: a Selected Bibliography; ; "Mother Lane" and the "New Mooners": An Expression of Curanderismo; Models of Migration: The Historiography of the Irish Pioneers in South Texas; The Texas Travel Diary of Henry H. Field, 1853; The History of Texas Business: a Selected Bibliography, Part II; Texas Governor Manuel Salcedo and the Court-Martial of Padre Miguel Hidalgo, 1810-1811; Manifest Destiny and Military Professionalism: Junior U. S. Army Officers' Attitudes Toward War with Mexcico, 1844-1846; U. S. Army Combat Operations in the Indian Wars of Texas, 1849-1881; Ghost Writers of the Palo Duro Contributors include: Cantrell, Gregg; Boswell, Angela; Brister, Louis E.; Cashion, Ty; Gutmann, Myron P.; Sample, Christie G.; Frazier, Donald S.; Williams, Edward B.; Milner, Larry S.; Hunter, Leslie Gene; Hunter, Cecilia Aros; David, Graham; Jordan, Terry G.; Greiner, Alyson L.; Almaráz, Félix D. Jr.; Watson, Samuel J.; Smith, Thomas T.; Tudor, W. G.

Soft cover. Condition: NF. No Jacket. 1st Edition. Four volumes; 692 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm. ; illustrated wraps. Covers and some pages foxed. Articles include: Sam Houston and Eliza Allen: The Marriage and the Mystery; The Fight Against the Pink Bollworm in Texas; The Felix Nuñez Account and the Siege of the Alamo: a Critical Appraisal; Frank H. Wardlaw: a Tribute; The Sixth Floor: a Personal View; Texas: a Beautiful, Promising Land; Politics and the Treatment of the Mexican Prisoners after the Battle of San Jacinto; The Delaware and Shawnee Indians and the Republic of Texas, 1820-1845; Early Anglo-American Church Architecture in Texas; The Thermopylae Quotation; History and Post-Modern Education; A "Very Muddy and Conflicting" View: the Civil War as Seen from Austin, Texas; The Blizzard of 1886 and Its Effect on the Range Cattle Industry in the Southern Plains; The Diary of Thomas H. Duval: The Civil War in Austin, Texas, February 26 to October 9, 1863; "Escenas de Martirio: "Notes on the Destruction of Mission San Sabá; The Mexican Commission and Its Survey of the Rio Grande River Boundary, 1850-1854; Robert Caro's Lyndon Johnson and the Pitfalls of Political Biography: a Critical Evaluation of The Years of Lyndon Johnson: The Path to Power and Means of Ascent Contributors include: Crook, Elizabeth; McMahan, Truman; Hardin, Stephen L.; Ratcliffe, Sam D.; Werne, Joseph Richard; Hewitt, Harry P.; Anders, Evan; Humphrey, David C.; Wheeler, David L.; Marten, James; Henson, Margarett Swett; Anderson, H. Allen; Robinson, Willard B.; Jenkins, John H.; Goetzmann, William H.; Ratcliffe, Sam D.; Werne, Joseph Richard; Hewitt, Harry P.; Anders, Evan.

Soft cover. Condition: NF. No Jacket. 1st Edition. Four volumes; 599 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm. ; illustrated wraps. Covers and some pages foxed. Articles include: Thomas Watt Gregory and the Survival of His Progressive Faith; In Search of Colonel Edward M. House: The Texas Years, 1858-1912; The Brownsville Raid's 168th Man: The Court-Martial of Corporal Knowles; WAACs in Texas During the Second World War; "See What the Boys in the Backroom Will Have"; "Wond'rous Cures Performed": Medicine in Nineteenth-Century Texas; The Army and the Politics of Expansion: Texas and the Southwestern Borderlands, 1870-1886; The County Poor Farm System in Texas; Texas History Textbooks in Texas Schools; Alexander Edwin Sweet and the Wild West Show; "Unmanacling" Texas Reconstruction: A Twenty-Year Perspective; "The Revolver Rules the Day!": Colonel DeWitt C. Brown and the Freedmen's Bureau in Paris, Texas, 1867-1868; Racial Violence and Reconstruction Politics in Texas, 1867-1868; The District Judges of Texas in 1866-1867: an Episode in the Failure of Presidential Reconstruction; Cynthia Ann Parker and Pease Ross--The Forgotten Photographs; Current, "Those Terrible Carpetbaggers: a Reinterpretation"; Early Astronomy in Texas; "Thou Art My Last Love": The Courtship and Remarriage of a Rural Texas Couple in 1892; Courtship and Marriage in 1890s Texas: The Fain-Bledsoe Correspondence; The Red River War of 1874-1875: Selected Correspondence Between Lieutenant Frank Baldwin and His Wife, Alice Contributors include: Anders, Evan; Neu, Charles E.; Christian, Garna L.; Pollard, Clarice F.; Goetzmann, William H.; Lipscomb, Harry S.; Wooster, Robert; Cottrell, Mauldin; McComb, David G.; Eisenhour, Virginia; Crouch, Barry A.; Richter, William L.; Cantrell, Gregg; Jones, Lawrence T. III; Taylor, Matthew; Evans, David S.; Olson, Donald W.; Motz, Marilyn Ferris; Fain, Pat; Steinbach, Robert H.

Soft cover. Condition: NF. No Jacket. 1st Edition. Four volumes; 598 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm. ; illustrated wraps. Covers and some pages foxed. Articles include: The New Deal in Dallas; Steadfast In His Intent: John W. Hargis and the Integration of the Uinversity of Texas at Austin; Desegregation of the Hamilton Park School, 1955-1975; The American Literature Symposiums; Views from a Desk in Chihuahua: Manuel Merino's Report on Apaches and Neighboring Nations, ca. 1804; The Kadohadacho Indians and the Louisiana-Texas Frontier, 1803-1815; Embattled Borderland: Northern Nuevo León and the Indios Bárbados, 1686-1870; The View from the Ojo de Agua: a Daguerrian Relic of Saltillo, Mexico, ca. 1847; Lone Star POWs: Texas National Guardsmen and the Building of the Burma-Thailand Railroad, 1942-1944; The Failed Promise of Wartime Opportunity for Mexicans in the Texas Oil Industry; Lake Brownwood and the Texas Water Law; Remembering George Sessions Perry; Quieting Title to Spanish and Mexican Land Grants in the Trans-Nueces: the Bourland and Miller Commission, 1850-1852; Emigrant Strikebreakers: Scottish Granite Cutters and the Texas Capitol Boycott; "Those Texians are Number One Men": a New Confederate Account of the Affair at Lee's House, Virginia; Privately Published Autobiographies by Texans: Their Significance for Scholars Contributors include: Biles, Roger; McCaslin, Richard B.; Wilson, William H.; Shockley, Martin; Tyler, Ron; John, Elizabeth A. H.; Wheat, John; Smith, F. Todd; Adams, David B.; Kailbourn, Thomas R.; Marcello, Ronald E.; Zamora, Emilio; Melvin, Robin A.; McMahan, Truman; Greaser, Galen D.; de la Teja, Jesús F.; Harper, Marjory; McArthur, Judith N.; Healey, Jane J.

Soft cover. Condition: NF. No Jacket. 1st Edition. Four volumes; 441 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm. ; illustrated wraps. Covers and some pages foxed. Articles include: The Other Texas: Charities and Community in the Lone Star State; "All the Vile Passions": the Texas Black Code of 1866; Chicanery and Intimidation in the 1869 Texas Gubernatorial Race; The Breakthrough Breadboard Feasibility Model: The Development of the First All-Transistor Radio; Texas History: a Checklist of Theses and Dissertations; Sam Houston's Speechwriters: the Grad Student, the Teenager, the Editors, and the Historians; The Development of Galveston's Hospitals during the Nineteenth Century; The 1693 Expedition of Gregorio de Salinas Varona to Sustain the Missionaries among the Tejas Indians; Texas History: A Checklist of Theses and Dissertations, Part II; Whither Sam Houston?; In Memory of Joe B. Frantz; Remembering Joe Frantz; The Relationship between German Immigrants and the Native Peoples in Western Texas; Free Speech and the "Lost Cause" in Texas: a Study of Social Control in the New South; Sarah Devereux: a Study in Southern Femininity; New Orleans, Maritime Commerce, and the Texas War for Independence, 1836; Carpetbagger Rule in Reconstruction Texas: an Enduring Myth; "Our People Could Not Distinguish One Tribe from Another": The 1859 Expulsion of the Reserve Indians from Texas; The Texas Rangers Revisited: Old Themes and New Viewpoints; The Manuscript Club of Wichita Falls: A Noteworthy Texas Literary Club Contributors include: Barr, Alwyn; Crouch, Barry A.; Baum, Dale; Davis, Paul D.; Travis, Marion; Klatte, Robert; Hopkins, Kristin; Stott, Kelly McMichael; Crisp, James E.; Burns, Chester R.; Foster, William C.; Jackson, Jack; Brierly, Ned F.; Cantrell, Gregg; McComb, David G.; Hollon, W. Eugene; Hoerig, Karl A.; Bailey, Fred Arthur; Snider, Joellene Maddox; Denham, James M.; Campbell, Randolph B.; Klos, George; Weiss, Jarold J. Jr.; Wiesepape, Betty; Tyler, Ron.

Soft cover. Condition: NF. No Jacket. 1st Edition. Four volumes; 681 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm. ; illustrated wraps. Covers and some pages foxed. Articles include: Fort Inge and Texas Frontier Military Operations, 1849-1869; A Missed Opportunity : Texas Prison Reform During the Dan Moody Administration, 1927-1931; Fort Worth and the Fraternity of Strange Women; Damacio Jimenez: the Lost and Found Alamo Defender; Working Within the System: Lyndon Johnson and Tom Miller, 1937-1939; Selling the Austin Dam: a Disastrous Experiment in Encouraging Growth; An Avenue to the Ordinary: Poetry in the Texas State Gazette, 1849-1861; Business Travel Out of Texas During the Civil War: The Travel Diary of S. B. Brush, Pioneer Austin Merchant; A Tribute to Ambassador Edward A. Clark; Sam Houston and the Know-Nothings: a Reappraisal; Reluctant Martyr: Anthony Bewley and the Texas Slave Insurrection Panic of 1860; A Comparative Examination of Federal Work Relief in Fredericksburg and Gillespie County; The Texas Frontier in 1850: Dr. Ebenezer Swift and the View from Fort Martin Scott; Cowboys v. Rancheros: The Origins of Western American Livestock Law; Eddie Durham and the Texas Contribution to Jazz History; Wheat Growers in the Cotton Confederacy: The Suppression of Dissent in Collin County, Texas, during the Civil War; Gary Cartwright's Galveston: a History of the Island by Will Wilson, Sr.; Dissertations and Theses Relating to African American Studies in Texas: a Selected Bibliography, 1904-1990; Southwestern Historical Quarterly Style Guide and Information for Contributors Contributors include: Smith, Thomas T.; Lucko, Paul M.; Selcer, Richard F.; Casso, Raul IV; Hughes, L. Patrick; Sevcik, Edward A.; Miller, Thomas W.; Abbott, Peyton O.; Newton, John; Cantrell, Gregg; Reynolds, Donald E.; Barr, Michael; Coker, Caleb; Humphrey, Janet G.; August, Ray; Oliphant, Dave; McCaslin, Richard B.; Wilson, Will Sr.

Soft cover. Condition: NF. No Jacket. 1st Edition. Four volumes; 682 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm. ; illustrated wraps. Covers and some pages foxed. Articles include: The Texas State Building: J. Riely Gordon's Contribution to the World's Columbian Exposition; Inside the Comanchería, 1785: The Diary of Pedro Vial and Francisco Xavier Chaves; An Expedition to the Kichai: The Journal of François Grappe, September 24, 1783; The Rancho Ramireña Journal of John James Dix, a Texian; The Great Wagon Train Expedition of 1850; Deconstructing La Raza: Identifying the Gente Decente of Laredo, 1904-1911.; The Little Book That Wasn't There: The Myth and Mystery of the de la Peña Diary; Light at the End of the Tunnel: Evaluating the Major Biographies of Lyndon Johnson; Alonso Alvarez de Pineda and the Rio de las Palmas: Scholars and the Mislocation of a River; A "Lovely Land full of roses and thorns": Emil Langberg and Mexico, 1835-1836; "Taking the Waters" at Texas's Health Spas; Estudios Tejanos: a List of Historical Literature on Mexican Americans in Texas; Texas and the American Revolution; "This Wonder Age": The Economic Transformation of Northeast Texas, 1900-1930; Direct Action at the University of Texas During the Civil Rights Movement, 1960-1965; Godfrey Flury's Billboard Advertising Business: An Austin Ad Man in the 1910s and 1920s; A Bibliography of Texas Music Contributors include: Meister, Chris; John, Elizabeth A. H.; LaVere, David; Campbell, Katia; Manning, Dan R.; Pingenot, Ben E.; Young, Elliott; Crisp, James E.; Anders, Evan; Chipman, Donald E.; Cunningham, Bob; Hewitt, Harry P.; Valenza, Janet; de León, Arnoldo; Thonhoff, Robert H.; Buenger, Walter L.; Kuhlman, Martin; Meyers, Cynthia; Monahan, Casey.

Soft cover. Condition: As New. No Jacket. Four numbers, 552 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm. ; pictorial wraps. Articles include: "The Woman of It": Governor Miriam Ferguson's 1924 election; Racism and Censorship in Cold War Oklahoma: The Case of Ruth W. Brown and the Bartlesville Public Library; "Throw Aside the Veil of Helplessness": A Southern Feminist at the 1893 World's Fair; The Courtship Letters of an African-American Couple: Race, Gender, Class, and the Cult of True Womanhood; Edmund J. Davis in the Coke-Davis Election Dispute of 1874: A Reassessment of Character; Reluctance versus Reality: The Desegregation of North Texas State College, 1954-1956; The State of Coahuila y Tejas in 1824: A governors View from Saltillo; Abel Morgan and His Account of the Battle of Goliad; The choice of destiny: immigration policy, slavery, and the annexation of Texas; Texas City and the Texas myth: urban historical identity in corpus Christie; Galveston as tourist city; Setting the record straight: Fort Worth and the historians; Billy Cowart: engineer; Trading across the border: national customs guards in Nuevo León Leon; To Meet Fire with Fire: Lyndon Johnson, Tom Miller, and Home-Front Politics Contributors include: Sallee, Shelley; Robbins, Louise S.; Hunt, Sylvia; Howard, Vicki; Moneyhon, Carl H.; Marcello, Ronald E.; Tijerina, Andrés; Weber, David J.; Nance, John Milton; Narrett, David E.; Lessoff, Alan; McComb, David; Selcer, Richard F.; Lake, Cissy Stewart; Hernandez, Jorge A.; Hughes, L. Patrick; Surdam, David G.; Tyler, Ron.

Soft cover. Condition: As New. No Jacket. Four numbers, 554 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm. ; pictorial wraps. Articles include: Monumental Myths; Main House, Carriage House: African-American Domestic Employees at the McFadden-Ward Alice in Beaumont, Texas, 1900-1950; Black Labor, the Black Middle Class, and Organized Protest Along the Upper Texas Gulf Coast, 1883-1945; Without Pride or Apology: The University of Texas at Austin, Racial Integration, and the Barbara Smith Case; Lyndon Johnson, Foreign Policy, and the Election of 1960 ; Brazos Canal: Early Intracoastal Navigation in Texas; "When Every Town Big Enough to Have a Bank Also Had a Professional Baseball Team": The Game Returns to Austin Aater World War II; An Indian Superintendent at the Battle of Val Verde: The Civil War Letters of James L. Collins; "Comanche Land and Ever Has Been": Native Geography of the Nineteenth-Century Comanchería; Texas and the South; Burying White Gold: The AAA Plow-Up Campaign in Texas; A Fifteen-Star Texas Flag: A Banner Used at the Time of Secession -- February 1861 and March 1861; Public Housing for the City as a Whole: The Texas Experience, 1934-1955; "On the Train and Gone": Worker Mobility in the Rural Southwest During World War II, 1939-1945; When General Albert Sidney Johnston Came Home to Texas: Reconstruction Politics and the Reburial of a Hero; Frances Trask: Early Texas Educator; Southwestern Collection Contributors include: Paul Gervais Bell, Jr.; Judith W. Linsley; Ernest Obadele-Starks; Lewis L. Gould; Melissa R. Sneed; Nicholas Evan Sarantakes; Allan D. Meyers; Alan C. Atchison; Jerry Thompson; Daniel J. Gelo; Walter L. Buenger; Keith Volanto; Frank Wilson Kiel; Robert B. Fairbanks; Charles D. Chamberlain, III; Jerry Thompson; Dan R. Manning; Ron Tyler.

Soft cover. Condition: As New. No Jacket. Four numbers, 574 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm. ; pictorial wraps. Articles include: The Big Story: A Journalist Looks at Texas History; An Image-Maker from Texas: Gordon Conway and a New Look for a New Woman; Choosing Capitals in Antebellum Southern Frontier Constitutions; "Let Us Have 500 Good Determined Texans": Richard King's Account of the Union Invasion of South Texas, November 12, 1863, to January 20, 1864; General Taylor's "Astonishing" Map of Northeastern Mexico; Piñon Pines and the Route of Cabeza de Vaca; Wilbur Sturtevant Nye: A Frontier Historian; The Anglo-Texan Society 1953-1979: A Cross-Cultural Alliance; Race, Expansion, and Slavery in Eagle Pass, Texas, 1852; History of the Cane Belt Branch of the Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe Railway Company; "A Slobbering Lame Thing"? The Semicolon Case Reconsidered; Tios and Tantes: Familial and Political Relationships of Nachitoches and the Spnaish Colonial Frontier; In the Absence of Scarcity: The Civil War Prosperity of Houston, Texas; From Biracial to Segregated Churches: Black and White Protestants in Houston, Texas, 1840-1870; For All Houston's Children: Ima Hogg and the Board of Education, 1943-1949; No Gold Watch for Jim Crow's Retirement: The Abolition of Segregated Unionism at Houston's Hughes Tool Company; Southwestern Collection Contributors include: Bill Moyers; Raye Virginia Allen; Stephanie D. Moussalli; Bruce S. Cheeseman; Jack Jackson; Donald W. Olson; Marilynn S. Olson; Russell L. Doescher; Lance L. Lambert; David E. Lamke; Angela M. Carl; Ross Johnson; Sandra D. Smith; Kent H. Trede; R. Michael Patterson; Mary Carolyn Hollers George; William T. Kerrigan; William S. Osboren; Lance A. Cooper; Patricia R. Lemée; Paul A. Levengood; Charles A. Israel; Kate S. Kirkland; Michael Botson; Ron Tyler.

Soft cover. Condition: As New. No Jacket. Four numbers, 559 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm. ; pictorial wraps. Articles include: Understanding Lorenzo de Zavala: Signer of the Texas Declaration of Independence; Cache of Cannons: La Salle's Colony in Texas; "The Lone Star State Surrenders to a Lone Woman": Frances Willard's Forgotten 1882 Texas Temperance Tour; The Boy and the Ranch in 1938: A Reminiscence; The First Congressman Martin Dies of Texas; The Old Dallas Burial Ground: A Forgotten Cemetery; George Perry's War; From Commerce to History: Robert Runyan's Postcards of the Lower Rio Grande Valley and Brownsville, 1910-1926; "Mink and Manure": Rural Gentrification and Cattle Raising in Southeast Texas, 1945-1992; Residential Segregation in Two Early West Texas Towns; Fighting for Texas: Filibuster James Long, the Adams-Onís Treaty, and the Monroe Administration; The Journal of Col. Eduard Harkort, Captain of Engineers, Texas Army, February 8-July 17, 1836; In Pursuit of Herrmann Ehrenberg: A Research Adventure; New Perspectives on Texas Germans and the Confederacy; The Boesel Letters: Two Texas Germans in Sibley's Brigade; A German-American Pioneer Remembers: August Hoffman's Memoir Contributors include: Margaret Swett Henson; Curtis Tunnell; James D. Ivy; Robert B. Giles, Jr.; Dennis K. McDaniel; James M. Davidson; Garna L. Christian; Linda Peterson; Mark Friedberger; Paul Wright; Ed Bradley; Louis E. Brister; James E. Crisp; Walter D. Kamphoefner; Terry G. Jordan-Bychkov; Allen R. Branum; Paula K. Hood; Irma Ohlendorf Schwarz; David R. Hoffman.

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. Dust Jacket Condition: G+ (mylar). Reprint Edition. 202 pps. Gilt titles: sp. Illust: w b/w & colour paintings, drawings & prints. Interior leaves are clean and tight. First published in conjunction with the exhibition organized by the Amon Carter Museum in 1987. a show and study of Western American narrative painting. Includes exhibition checklist. Introduction by Peter H. Hassrick and six historical essays ths amplify the artwork of the exhibition. Some of the artists: George Caleb Biingham; Charles Deas; William Ranney and Arthur F. Tait among others. Very nice.

cloth. Condition: Good. 1st Edition. 1st Ed 193pp, frontis, plates, fld map, index, cloth fine Letters first published in Crayon, a prominent but short-lived journal of art in 1855. Travels through the Southwest.

Hardcover. Condition: NF. No Jacket. Four numbers; 479 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm. ; illustrated wraps. Covers and some pages foxed. Articles include Tory Sentiment in Anglo-Texan Public Opinion; "Triels and Trubbles": Women in Early Nineteenth-Century Texas; Images of the Past: Imprints from the Republic of Texas; John P. Osterhout, Yankee, Rebel, Republican; The Wellsprings of a Populist: Dr. C. W. Macune Before 1886; Personal Diplomacy: Lyndon B. Johnson and Mexico, 1963-1968; Texas as Viewed from Mexico, 1820-1834; A Short History of the General Land Office Seals; Partisan Politics and the Mexican Boundary Survey, 1848-1853; Angora Goats in Texas: Agricultural Innovation on the Edwards Plateau, 1858-1900; Sam Rayburn: Achieving Party Leadership Contributors include Henson, Margaret Swett; Downs, Fane; Adams, Katherine J.; Ward, George B.; Sparks, Randy J.; Macune, Charles W. Jr.; Niemeyer, E. V. Jr.; Benson, Nettie Lee; de la Teja, Jesús F.; Werne, Joseph Richard; Barnett, Douglas E.

Hardcover. Condition: NF. No Jacket. 1st Edition. Four numbers; 741 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm. ; illustrated wraps. Covers and some pages foxed. Articles include: Remembering Tom Lea, Fellow, Texas State Historical Association; The Rediscovery of the Tiguas: Federal Recognition and Indianness in the Twentieth Century; "An Enemy Closer to Us Than Any European Power'" : The Impact of Mexico on Texan Public Opinion Before World War I; "They Contributed Very Much to the Success of Our Colony": A New Source on Early Relations between Germans and Indians at Fredericksburg, Texas; A Texan Records the Civil War Siege of Vicksburg, Mississippi: The Journal of Maj. Maurice Kavanaugh Simons, 1863; Mystery Artist of the Alamo: José Juan Sánchez; "Just As I Have Written It": A Study of the Manuscript of José Enrique de la Peña's Account of the TexasCampaign; "With the Past Let These Be Buried": The 1873 Mob Massacre of the Hill Family in Springtown, Texas; "I Have Been Worse Treated Than Any Officer": ; Curtains for Jim Crow: Law, Race and the Texas Railroads; Identity Crisis: Just Who Did James W. Fannin Jr. Think He Was?; "Wir waren unser 20 Mann gegen 150" ("We were 20 men against 150") The Battle of Las Rucias: A Civil War Letter from a German-Texas Soldier in the 1864 Union Invasion of the Lower Rio Grande Valley; "The Story of Texas"? The Texas State History Museum and Forgetting and Remembering the Past; Winfield Scott's Army of Occupation as Pioneer Alpinists: Epic Ascents of Popocatepel and Citlaltepetel; Congressman Albert Thomas and NASA's Coming to Houston: A Study in Legislative Effectiveness, 1936-1966; Mexican Americans of South Texas Football: The Athletic and Coaching Careers of E. C. Lerma and Bobby Cavazos, 1832-1965; The Great Gallia: Texas's Melvin "Bert" Gallia and Ethnicity in Major League Baseball; Southwestern Collection Contributors include: Al Lowman; Jeffrey M. Schulze; Patrick L. Cox; Brian J. Boeck; Douglas Lee Braudaway; Jack Jackson; James E. Ivey; David B. Gracy, II; Helen McLure; Curtis W. Milbourn; William S. Osborn; Chris Klemme; Robert A. Burns; Frank Wilson Kiel; Walter L. Buenger; Jerry Thompson; Francelle Pruitt; Jorge Iber; Stephen Chicoine.