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18 Item Set or Lot of the Southwestern Historical Quarterly, a Scholarly Journal, for members of the Texas State Historical Association; Cumulative Index Thru April, 1977; Devoted to studies of Texas and Texans PLUS Selected Magazine Issues AND Related TSHS Items. Includes:
NOTE: I can adjust this lot to include only those portions that you may want !!!;
Published by the Texas State Historical Association in Cooperation with the Center For Studies in Texas History, University of Texas at Austin;
Title Page is Stamped for "Victoria Public Library ... Victoria, Texas ..."; However, there is no evidence that this was ever given a collection number, circulated, etc.;
Introduction; This is the fourth index volume (the first covered 40 years, the second 20 years and the third and fourth 10 years each); 390 index pages; Officers;
ISBN-10: 0-87611-062-6;
University of Texas Press, Austin, Texas; Hard Green Cloth Boards with Gilt Lettering on Spine;
ISSN: 0038-478X; For Underlying Periodical;
Very Good to NEAR MINT Condition; some storage wear on covers; inside clean, tight and unmarked (except as noted above);
PLUS 2.) Southwestern Historical Quarterly; Vol LXXVI, No. 4, April, 1973 Issue;
"The Mystery of Death is only known by the Screech owl; Painting by John Biggers; Front Cover Artwork; Shows Slave Cabins or Sharecropper Cabins in the moonlight;
A Glimpse of Life on Antebellum Slave Plantation in Texas; by Abigail Curlee Holbrook; Slavery, Negroes, Blacks, African Americans; Rusk County Monte Verdi; San Augustine; Salado; Ellersly; Waldeck, Peach Point; etc.;
Human Property: The Negro Slave in Harrison County, 1850-1860; by Randolph Campbell; Bondsmen; etc.;
The Freedmen's Bureau Schools in Texas, 1865-1870; by Alton Hornsby, Jr.; Reconstruction; Civil War; Confederacy; CSA; Bureau fo Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands; etc.;
NOTE: Title in Table of Contents printed with "1864", one year before Bureau was founded;
The Houston Mutiny and Riot of 1917; by Robert V. Haynes; Third Battalion, Twenty-fourth United States Infantry; How Guard Duty at Camp Logan and Racial Prejudice made a deadly stew; World War I; Buffalo Soldiers; Jim Crow; Segregation; etc.;
The Discovery of Being Black: A Recollection; by Adah DeBlanc Simond; Autobiographical; From rural life as "Cajun" Blacks (French-Speaking Roman Catholics) near New Iberia, Louisiana to a new life in Port O'Connor, Texas;
The Freedmen and Agricultural Prosperity; by Robert A. Calvert; Walker county; Civil War Reconstruction; Radical Republicans; Freedmen; Unionists; Negro; African America; etc.;
12 Page Photo Section with Various Scenes of Black Life in Texas during the 1800's and 1900's; Artwork;
The wedding of Bertha Collins and Loomis Rucker, January, 1914; Courtesy Delta Sigma Theta, Austin Chapter; Photograph; Artwork;
Regular Features (May not be in all issues) Include: Contents; Notes and Documents; Southwestern Collection; Texas Collection; Book Reviews (Booker T. Washington: The Making of a Black Leader, 1856-1901; by Louis R. Harlan; Reviewed by Lewis L. Gould; etc.); Contributors; Exhibition Reviews; Index (Generally April Issues Only); Affairs of the Association; Fellows and Special Members of the Association ( ); etc.;
NOTE: At this time the SWHQ was accepting advertising; includes ads related to history;
University of Texas Press, Austin, Texas; Trade Paperback;
ISSN: 0038-478X;
Very Good Condition; some storage and usage wear on covers and edges; inside generally clean, tight and unmarked ();
NOTE on PROVENANCE: This copy comes from my mother's personal collection of SWHQ issues; She has signed her name on the inside front cover;
"The Battle of Galveston"; Painting by Emil Bunjes; Front Cover Artwork; Shows Union Navy Fighting the Confederate Navy off of Galveston, Texas at dusk;
Maritime Commerce on the Far Western Gulf, 1861-1865; by L. Tuffly Ellis; Civil War; Galveston; Brownsville; Matamoros; Vera Cruz; Tampico; British; Privateers; Union Navy; Lower Rio Grande Valley; Union Naval Blockade; Union Embargo; Blockage Runners; Cotton Famine; British Colors; Mill Operatives; Sabine Pass; Admiral David G. Farragut; Brazos Santiago; Matagorda Bay; ; etc.; PROFUSELY ILLUSTRATED;
Charles Stillman: A Case Study of Entrepreneurship on The Rio Grande, 1861-1865; by Marilyn McAdams Sibley; Smith & Dunning; Jeremiah Galvan; James Smith; Texas - New York Cotton Trade "Laundered" at Matamoros, Mexico During the Civil War; John N. Donohue; Richard King; Mifflin Kennedy; Santiago Yturria; Joseph Morell; John Crawford; George W. Brackenridge; etc.;
The Election of Louis T. Wigfall to the United States Senate, 1859: A Reevaluation; by Billy D. Ledbetter; Democratic Party; American Party; Unionist; Sam Houston; Slavery; States' Rights; Bondsmen; Negroes; Blacks; African Americans; etc.;
Captain Sam J. Richardson; by Bruce Marshall; Colorful Texas Confederate who Headed the W. P. Lane Rangers; Drawing; Artwork;
Regular Features (May not be in all issues) Include: Contents; Notes and Documents; Southwestern Collection; Texas Collection; Book Reviews (Monument to a Black Man; by daniel james Kubiak; Reviewed by Victor H. Treat; etc.); Contributors; Exhibition Reviews; Index (Generally April Issues Only); Affairs of the Association; Fellows and Special Members of the Association ( ); etc.;
NOTE: At this time the SWHQ was accepting advertising; includes ads related to art, books, and history;
University of Texas Press, Austin, Texas; Trade Paperback;
ISSN: 0038-478X;
Very Good Condition; some storage and usage wear on covers and edges; inside generally clean, tight and unmarked ();
"A New Mexico Pueblo (probably either San Ildefonso Pueblo of Laguna Pueblo)"; 1891; Painting by Richard H. Tallant; Courtesy Denver Art Museum; Front Cover Artwork;
Birth of the Texas Republicans Party; by James A. Baggett; Civil War Reconstruction; Texas Unionists; Texas Germans; Confederacy; CSA; Governor A. J. Hamilton; Elisha M. Pease; James W. Throckmorton; Scalawags; Carpetbaggers; Governor E. J. Davis; Senator Morgan C. Hamilton; Freedmen; Blacks; African Americans; Negroes; etc.;
General Hamilton P. Bee in the Red River Campaign of 1864; by Fredericka Meiners; Trans-Mississippi Department; Civil War; CSA; Confederacy; Union Army; Pleasant Hill, Louisiana; Mansfield, Louisiana; Natchitoches, Louisiana; Battle of Monett's Ferry; Cane River;
Hamlin Garland at Isleta Pueblo; Edited by Lonnie E. Underhill and Daniel F. Littlefield, Jr.; Lots of Photographs from the later 1800's printed on very glossy paper; etc.;
Governor Richard Coke on Constitution-Making; Edited, with Introduction and Notes, by Oscar Walter Roberts; etc.;
"The Bishop's Palace"; Sketch by Emil Bunjes; Artwork; Galveston, Texas;
Regular Features (May not be in all issues) Include: Contents; Notes and Documents; Southwestern Collection; Texas Collection; Book Reviews (Gideon Welles" Lincoln's Secretary of the Navy; by John Niven; Reviewed by Holman Hamilton; etc.); Contributors; Exhibition Reviews; Index (Generally April Issues Only); Affairs of the Association; Fellows and Special Members of the Association ( ); etc.;
NOTE: At this time the SWHQ was accepting advertising; includes ads related to art, books, and history;
University of Texas Press, Austin, Texas; Trade Paperback;
ISSN: 0038-478X;
Very Good Condition; some storage and usage wear on covers and edges; inside generally clean, tight and unmarked (upper right hand corner of front cover has worn spot);
PLUS 5.) Southwestern Historical Quarterly; Vol LXXVIII, No. 4, April, 1975 Issue;
"Tremont Street in the 1900 Storm"; Painting by Julius Stockfleth; Courtesy William Simpson; Front Cover Artwork; Shows a small boat of survivors navigating downtown Galveston during the flooding caused by the Great Galveston Hurricane and Galveston Flood of 1900;
The Galveston Plan of City Government by Commission: The Birth of a Progressive Idea; by Bradley R. Rice; Good Government Club; Citizen's Club; Mayor A. W. Fly; Mayor Walter C. Jones; Deep Water Committee; The Seawall; Grade-raising Canal; City Club; etc.;
Municipal Reform in Beaumont, Texas, 1902 - 1909; by Paul E. Isaac; Spindletop; George W. Carroll; Mayor D. P. Wheat; Poll Tax; Negroes; African American; Blacks; etc.;
An Indian Uprising in Camargo, 1812: A Military Report by Captain Pedro Lopez Preitto; Translated and Edited by Clothilde P. Garcia; Mexico Revolution; etc.;
A Checklist of Theses and Dissertations in Texas Studies, 1964 - 1974; Compiled and Edited by L. Tuffly Ellis and Barbara J. Stockley; etc.;
In Memoriam: Fred R. Cotten; by Joe B. Frantz;
This hydrant, waiting at the bottom of its pit for the laying of water lines at the new level, gives a graphic indication of how much some parts of the city were raised; Courtesy Rosenberg Library; Galveston, Texas Photograph; Artwork;
Regular Features (May not be in all issues) Include: Contents; Notes and Documents; Southwestern Collection; Texas Collection; Book Reviews (Plantation, Town & County: Essays on the Local History of American Slave Society; Edited by Elinor Miller and Eugene D. Genovese; Reviewed by Randolph Campbell; etc.); Contributors; Exhibition Reviews; Index (Generally April Issues Only); Affairs of the Association; Fellows and Special Members of the Association ( ); etc.;
NOTE: At this time the SWHQ was accepting advertising; includes ads related to books, and history;
University of Texas Press, Austin, Texas; Trade Paperback;
ISSN: 0038-478X;
Very Good Condition; some storage and usage wear on covers and edges; inside generally clean, tight and unmarked (upper right hand corner of front cover has worn spot);
PLUS 6.) Southwestern Historical Quarterly, a Scholarly Journal, for members of the Texas State Historical Association; January, 1976; Devoted to studies of the Great Depression and New Deal Era Relief Programs in Texas and Texans; Vol LXXIX, No. 3, January, 1976 Issue;
"The Lighthouse on Bolivar Peninsula"; Painting by Elisabeth F. (Lise) Darst; Front Cover Artwork;
The S.P.A. and the N.R.A.: A Case Study of the Blue Eagle in the South; by James E. Fickle; Southern Pine Association; President Herbert Clarke Hoover; Antitrust Policy; United States Timber Conservation Board; John Henry Kirby; National Industrial Recovery Act; President Franklin Delano Roosevelt; National Recovery Administration; Lumber Code; ; etc.;
Rural Rehabilitation in the New Deal: The Ropesville Project; By William R. Johnson; Federal Emergency Relief Administration; FERA; Hockley County; Texas Rural Communities, Inc.; Woodlake, Texas; FSA; Farm Security Administration; etc.;
William Stuart Red, Historian: Appreciation and Criticism; by Richard B. Hughes; etc.; Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary; Southern Presbyterian Church; Presbyterian Church in the United States; PCUS; "A History of the Presbyterian Church in Texas"; Old School Presbyterians; Cumberland Presbyterian Church; etc.;
Texas Lighthouses: The Early Years, 1850-1900; by Maury Darst; Illustrated with Photos on Glossy Paper; Matagorda Island; Galveston Bay; Sabine Pass; Aransas Pass; Brazos River; Point Comfort; South Jetty (Galveston); etc.;
A Checklist of Theses and Dissertations in Texas Studies, 1964 - 1974; Compiled and Edited by L. Tuffly Ellis and Barbara J. Stockley; etc.;
Point Isabel Lighthouse; Photograph; Artwork;
Regular Features (May not be in all issues) Include: Contents; Notes and Documents; Southwestern Collection; Texas Collection; Book Reviews (A Historical Atlas of Texas; by William C. Pool; Reviewed by Terry G. Jordan; A VERY CRITICAL Review; etc.); Contributors; Exhibition Reviews; Index (Generally April Issues Only); Affairs of the Association; Fellows and Special Members of the Association ( ); etc.;
NOTE: At this time the SWHQ was accepting advertising; includes ads related to books, and history;
University of Texas Press, Austin, Texas; Trade Paperback;
ISSN: 0038-478X;
Very Good Condition; some storage and usage wear on covers and edges; inside generally clean, tight and unmarked (upper right hand corner of front cover has worn spot);
"The Great Seal of the United States"; Embossed Front Cover Artwork; This is in honor of the United States Bicentennial;
No Quarter Given: An Essay on Paul Horgan; by James Kraft; Painter; Profusely Illustrated with Horgan's Artwork; Printed on Glossy Paper; ; etc.;
Theodore Roosevelt, William Howard Taft, and the Disputed Delegates in 1912: Texas as a Test Case; by Lewis L. Gould; Cecil A. Lyon; Henry F. MacGregor; Republican Party; GOP; Progressive Party; Bull Moose Party; etc.;
W. Steinert's View of Texas in 1849: May 22 to June 5; Translated and edited by Gilbert J. Jordan; German; Craftsmen's Guild of Luckenwalde, Germany; Galveston to Fredericksburg and Return via Indianola, Victoria, Cuero, Gonzales, Seguin, New Braunfels; San Antonio; Castroville; Meusebach's Farm; Sisterdale, Zodiac; San Marcos; Austin; Bastrop; La Grange; Nassau Farm; Industry; Cat Spring; Columbus; Washington; Houston; Harrisburg; etc.;
A Checklist of Theses and Dissertations in Texas Studies, 1964-1974; Compiled and edited by L. Tuffly Ellis and Barbara J. Stockley;
In Memoriam: Harry Huntt Ransom; by Joe B. Frantz; University of Texas;
"Cathedral of Durango"; Watercolor (?) by Paul Horgan; Artwork;
Regular Features (May not be in all issues) Include: Contents; Notes and Documents; Southwestern Collection; Texas Collection; Book Reviews (Painting Arts in Texas; by Al Lowman; Reviewed by John S. Mayfield; etc.); Book Notes; Contributors; Exhibition Reviews; Index (Generally April Issues Only); Affairs of the Association; Fellows and Special Members of the Association ( ); etc.;
NOTE: At this time the SWHQ was accepting advertising; includes ads related to art, books, and history;
University of Texas Press, Austin, Texas; Trade Paperback;
ISSN: 0038-478X;
Very Good Condition; some storage and usage wear on covers and edges; inside generally clean, tight and unmarked (bottom edge of front cover has a number of worn spots);
"Log Cabin, New Braunfels"; Painting by Carl G. von Iwonski; front cover artwork;
Forest Folk, Prairie Folk: Rural Religious Culture in North Texas; by Terry G. Jordan; Cooke County and Denton County, Texas area; Roman Catholicism; Methodism; Fundamentalist Protestantism; Seventh-Day Adventist Church; Assembly of God; Evengelical & Reformed; Church of Christ; Southern Presbyterian; Northern Presbyterian; Cumberland Presbyterian; Primitive Baptist; Missionary Baptist; Southern Baptist; Methodist; German; Czech; Germany; Blue Mound; Muenster; Lindsay; Pilot Point; Round Grove; Chinns Chapel; Indian Creek; Flower Mound Cumberland Presbyterian Church; Many Photographs on Glossy Paper; etc.;
McCarthyism in Texas: The George Ebey Affair; by Don E. Carleton; Sen. Joseph McCarthy; Republican Party; GOP; Houston Independent School District; Dr. George W. Ebey; John P. Rogge; Communist front organizations; red scare; American Veterans Committee; AVC; Urban League; Jesse H. Jones; Hugh Roy Cullen; Minute Women of the USA; ; etc.;
W. Steinert's View of Texas in 1849: May 22 to June 5; Translated and edited by Gilbert J. Jordan; German; Craftsmen's Guild of Luckenwalde, Germany; Galveston to Fredericksburg and Return via Indianola, Victoria, Cuero, Gonzales, Seguin, New Braunfels; San Antonio; Castroville; Meusebach's Farm; Sisterdale, Zodiac; San Marcos; Austin; Bastrop; La Grange; Nassau Farm; Industry; Cat Spring; Columbus; Washington; Houston; Harrisburg; etc.; This is the second part of a four-part series;
A Checklist of Theses and Dissertations in Texas Studies, 1964-1974; Compiled and edited by L. Tuffly Ellis and Barbara J. Stockley;
"Sacred Heart Church in Meunster, Cooke County, Texas"; Photograph; Artwork;
Regular Features (May not be in all issues) Include: Contents; Notes and Documents; Southwestern Collection; Texas Collection; Book Reviews (The Mexican Kickapoo Indians; by Felipe A. Latorre and Dolores L Latorre; Reviewed by Gaines Kincaid; etc.); Book Notes; Contributors; Exhibition Reviews; Index (Generally April Issues Only); Affairs of the Association; Fellows and Special Members of the Association ( ); etc.;
NOTE: At this time the SWHQ was accepting advertising; includes ads related to art, books, and history;
University of Texas Press, Austin, Texas; Trade Paperback;
ISSN: 0038-478X;
Very Good Condition; some storage and usage wear on covers and edges; inside generally clean, tight and unmarked (bottom edge of front cover has a number of worn spots);
"Chungking 1943"; Painting by Tom Lea; front cover artwork of Chinese Street Scene;
The Chinese in Texas; by Edward J. M. Rhoads; Memphis, El Paso and Pacific Railroad; Houston & Texas Central Railroad; Galveston, Harrisburg and San Antonio Railroad; Southern Pacific Lines; Sunset Route; Chinatown; Chinese Immigration; El Paso; San Antonio; Kuo Min Hock How School; Chinese Nationalist Party (Kuomintang); Sun Yat-sen; Houston; An Extensive Economic, Social & Political History of Immigrants from China to Texas over a Century; Also Chinese Refugees from Mexico during the Mexican Revolution aka "Pershing Chinese" after General Black Jack Pershing; Many Photographs on Glossy Paper; etc.; ; etc.; NOTE: This section of the volume has become separate from the spine, all of these pages are loose !!!!!;
Eleven Years - A summing up; by Joe B. Frantz; Retiring Director and Editor;
W. Steinert's View of Texas in 1849: August 27 and Beyond; Summation or Summary Comments; Translated and edited by Gilbert J. Jordan; German; Craftsmen's Guild of Luckenwalde, Germany; Galveston to Fredericksburg and Return via Indianola, Victoria, Cuero, Gonzales, Seguin, New Braunfels; San Antonio; Castroville; Meusebach's Farm; Sisterdale, Zodiac; San Marcos; Austin; Bastrop; La Grange; Nassau Farm; Industry; Cat Spring; Columbus; Washington; Houston; Harrisburg; etc.; This is the last part of a series;
A Checklist of Theses and Dissertations in Texas Studies, 1964-1974; Compiled and edited by L. Tuffly Ellis and Barbara J. Stockley;
Fayette County Courthouse (East Front), Public Square, LaGrange, Texas; ink drawing by Bethea Ward; Artwork;
Regular Features (May not be in all issues) Include: Contents; Notes and Documents; Southwestern Collection; Texas Collection; Book Reviews (Katy Northwest: The Story of a Branch Line Railroad; by Doovan L. Hofsommer; Reviewed by Thomas B. Brewer; etc.); Book Notes; Contributors; Exhibition Reviews; Index (Generally April Issues Only); Affairs of the Association; Fellows and Special Members of the Association ( ); etc.;
NOTE: At this time the SWHQ was still accepting advertising; includes two ads related to books, and history;
University of Texas Press, Austin, Texas; Trade Paperback;
ISSN: 0038-478X;
Very Good Condition EXCEPT AS NOTED ABOVE; some storage and usage wear on covers and edges; inside generally clean, tight and unmarked EXCEPT AS NOTED ABOVE;
PLUS 10.) The July, 1977 Edition was shipped with "A supplement to the S.........A Reminder........."; Half sheet invitation to farewell party for Joe B. Frantz at Friday Mountain Ranch, August 27, 1977;
PLUS 11.) Southwestern Historical Quarterly; Vol LXXXI, No. 2, October, 1977 Issue; Focused on Populism and Socialism in Texas;
"Cool is the Water"; painted by Bill Kolbe; The cover painting and the sketches which appear in the text were prepared by the artist specially for this issue of the quarterly; Front Cover Artwork;
Tenant Farmer Discontent and Socialist Protest in Texas, 1901-1917; by James R. Green; Farmers' Alliance; Colored Farmers' Alliance; Populist Party; Populism; Farmers' Union; Socialist Party; The Rebel Newspaper; IWW (Industrial Workers of the World, the Wobblies); BTW (Brotherhood of Timber Workers); John Henry Kirby; Kirby Lumber Company; Renters Union; Eugene V. Debs; etc.;
Westward I Go Free: The Memoirs of William E. Cureton, Texas Frontiersman. Edited by William C. Pool; Palo Pinto County; Bosque County; Walnut Springs; Populist State Legislator; Publisher of The Southern Arena; Son of a Sheriff; etc.;
A Checklist of Theses and Dissertations in Texas Studies, 1964-1974. Compiled and Edited by L. Tuffly Ellis and Barbara J. Stockley;
"Tracking Those Horse Stealing Indians"; Sketch by Bill Kolbe; Artwork;
Regular Features (May not be in all issues) Include: Notes and Documents; Southwestern Collection; Book Reviews (The Handbook of Texas: A Supplement, Volume III; En Los Albores de la independencia: Las provincias internas de oriente durante la insurgencia de don Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla 1810-1811; The Spanish West; Lester R. Dillon, Jr., American Artillery in the Mexican War, 1846-1847. Review By Harold B. Simpson; Nimitz; Audie Murphy, American Soldier; Populist Vanguard: A History of the Southern Farmers' Alliance; When Farmers Voted Red: The Gospel of Socialism in the Oklahoma Countryside, 1910-1924; Conquering the Great American Desert: Nebraska; Old Ranches of the Texas Plains; San Antonio Rose: The Life and Music of Bob Wills; Clark and the Anderson: A Personal Profile); Index (Generally April Issues Only); Affairs of the Association; Fellows and Special Members of the Association ( ); etc.;
University of Texas Press, Austin, Texas; Trade Paperback;
ISSN: 0038-478X;
Good to Very Good Condition; some storage and usage wear on covers; inside generally clean, tight and unmarked ();
PLUS 12.) The October, 1977 Edition was shipped with "A Supplement..." which is a folded single sheet photocopy concerning the upcoming Texana Auction;
PLUS 13.) AND 145.) Texas State Historical Association; Presentation Folders; USED, with writing on covers;
PLUS 15.) Texas State Historical Association; Riding Line Newsletter; Summer 2005 Edition;
25th Annual Texas history Day; Members of the Association...; Doug Barnett Resigns after 23 Years; Senrio Education Specialist Hired; Junior Historians Gather in Clear Lake for 66th Annual Meeting; Annual Auction; Around the State...;
PLUS 16.) Texas State Historical Association; Publications 2006-2007; "We Wrote the Book on Texas History";
Catalog of Books and Handbooks Published by TSHA; TSHA was still resident at UT-Austin;
PLUS 17.) AND 18.) Texas A&M University Press; Spring and Summer 2008; AND Fall & Winter 2009; Catalogs;
Includes: The Consortium - Texas State Historical Association, University of North Texas Press, Texas Christian University Press, State House / McWhiney Press, Southern Methodist University Press, Texas Review Press and Texas Almanac / The Dallas Morning News (Later TSHA);
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AVAILABLE IN SEPARATE LISTINGS: SOUTHWESTERN HISTORICAL QUARTERLY (TEXAS STATE HISTORICAL ASSN.):
1961 10 (E. Ney); 1962 4;
1973 1; COVERAGE OF THIS ITEM INCLUDED IN THE INDEX LISTED HEREIN;
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