Southwestern Historical Quarterly Red River War Indians TEX!

5 Item Set of the Southwestern Historical Quarterly, a Scholarly Journal, for members of the Texas State Historical Association; July and October, 1999, October, 2000, January, 2001 AND October, 2002. Includes:

ITEM 1.) Southwestern Historical Quarterly; Vol CIII, No. 1, July, 1999 Issue; Focused on the Intersection of Race in Texas, Blacks, African Americans;

"Service Station owner Annie Carr Mercer"; Photograph by R. C. Hickman, 1955; courtesy R. C. Hickman and the Center for American History at the University of Texas at Austin; Front Cover Artwork;

Monumental Myths; by Paul Gervais Bell Jr.; San Jacinto Monument, etc.;

Main House, Carriage House: African-American Domestic Employees at the McFaddin-Ward House in Beaumont, Texas, 1900-1950; by Judith W. Linsley; Ida Caldwell McFaddin; Mamie McFaddin Ward;

Black labor, the black middle class, and organized protest along the upper texas gulf coast, 1883-1945; by Ernest Obadele-Starks; Galveston, Texas; NAACP;

Without Pride or Apology: The University of Texas at Austin, Racial Integration, and the Barbara Smith Case; by Lewis L. Gould and Melissa R. Sneed;

Andrew Molo, chauffeur for Ida McFaddin, at the McFaddin beach house with Ida's grandchildren; c.1935; photograph; Artwork;

Regular Features (May not be in all issues) Include: Notes and Documents; Southwestern Collection; Book Reviews (Lee and His Generals in War and Memory; Gary W. Gallagher; Review By James W. Pohl; Much More); 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 2.) Southwestern Historical Quarterly; Vol CIII, No. 2, October, 1999 Issue; Focused on the Intersection of Texas and National politics;

"View on the Guadalupe - Seguin, Texas; by Sarah Ann Lily Bumstead Hardinge Daniels, 1853; Watercolor, gouache, and graphite on paper; courtesy Amon Carter Museum, Fort Worth, Texas; Front Cover Artwork; Morrison's Ferry on the Guadalupe;

Lyndon Johnson, Foreign Policy, and the Election of 1960; by Nicholas Evan Sarantakes; President John F. Jack Kennedy; Dwight D. Eisenhower; Richard M. Nixon;

Brazos Canal: Early Intracoastal Navigation in Texas; by Allan D. Meyers; The "Slave Ditch" of Lake Jackson, Brazoria County, Texas; Bastrop Bayou; Oyster Creek; Galveston and Brazos Navigation Company;

"When Every Town Big Enough to Have a Bank Also Had a Professional Baseball Team": The Game Returns to Austin After World War II; by Alan C. Atchison; Phoenix Firebirds; Austin Pioneers; Big State League; Edmund P. Knebel; Disch Field;

An Indian Superintendent at the Battle of Valverde: The Civil War Letters of James`` L. Collins; Edited by Jerry Thompson;

Manager Jack Knott, owner Edmund Knebel and former manager Hank Oana stand under the Austin Baseball Club sign photograph; Artwork;

Regular Features (May not be in all issues) Include: Notes and Documents; Southwestern Collection; Book Reviews (The Shattering of Texas Unionism: Politics in the Lone Star State During the Civil War Era; Dale Baum; Review By Alwyn Barr; Much More); 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 3.) Southwestern Historical Quarterly; Vol CIV, No. 2, October, 2000 Issue; Focused on the Intersection of Texas and National politics;

"Bayou Bend, North Facade"; lithograph of charcoal drawing by E. M. 'Buck' Schiwetz; Charcoal drawing; Built in 1926 to promote the sale of lots in the Homewoods section of Houston's River Oaks subdivision, Bayou Bend today is listed in the National Register of Historic Places. This handsome drawing was made by the well-known Texas artist Buck Schiwetz, who briefly lived in Houston, where he was employed by the River oaks Corporation from 1928 to 1929 to sketch advertisements..... Bayou Bend was the home and estate of Miss Ima Hogg....and was designed by.....John F. Staub.....; Front Cover Artwork;

Garnering Votes for "Cactus Jack": John Nance Garner, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and the 1932 Democratic Nomination for President; by Norman D. Brown; Herbert Hoover; Colonel Edward M. House; Al Smith; William G. McAdoo; James A. Farley; Newton D. Baker; Louis Howe;

River Oaks: 1920s Suburban Planning and Development in Houston; by Cheryl Caldwell Ferguson; Hugh Potter; Will Hogg; Mike Hogg; River Oaks Country Club; varner Realty Company;

A Matter of Character: Stephen F. Austin and the 'Paper's concerning Robertson's Colony in Texas'; by Gregg Cantrell; Sterling Clack Robertson;

Using Government Documents: The Food Administration Papers for Texas; By Cynthia Brandimarte;

The Fountain in Sleepy Hollow Court Advertisement on the Cover of the Houston Chronicle; Artwork;

Regular Features (May not be in all issues) Include: Notes and Documents; Southwestern Collection; Book Reviews (The Live and Times of Pancho Villa; Friedrich Katz; Review By Paul Hart; Much More); 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 4.) Southwestern Historical Quarterly; Vol CIV, No. 3, January, 2001 Issue;

"The Attack at Sabine Pass, September 8, 1863". Lithograph from Harper's Weekly, Oct. 10, 1863. Perry - Castaneda Library, University of Texas as Austin, Texas, Front Cover Artwork.;

The Battles of Texas Will be Fought in Louisiana: The Assault of Fort Butler, June 28, 1863; by Donald S. Frazier; Civil War; Donaldsonville, Louisiana; Third Arizona, Fourth Texas, Fifth Texas, Seventh Texas;

Camp Groce, Texas: A Confederate Prison, by Brad Clampitt; Hempstead, Texas;

Fighting Foot-And-Mouth Disease in Mexico: Popular Protest against Diplomatic Decisions; by John Ledbetter; 1946 Epidemic of Cattle;

A Wholesome Life: Ima Hogg's Vision for Mental Health Care; by Kate S. Kirkland; Comanches;

Robert J. Kleberg, Jr., President of the King Ranch, Photo;

Regular Features (May not be in all issues) Include: Notes and Documents; Southwestern Collection; Book Reviews (Thomas T. Smith, the US army & the Texas Frontier Economy, 1845-1900; Review by Robert Wooster; etc.); 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;

Very Good Condition; some storage and usage wear on covers; inside generally clean, tight and unmarked;

PLUS 5.) Southwestern Historical Quarterly; Vol CVI, No. 2, October, 2002 Issue; Focused on The Red River War with the Plains Indians in Texas;

"The Redoubtable Sargeant"; painted by Don Stivers; Oil on Canvas; The cover painting of Sargeant Emanuel Stance of the 9th U. S. Cavalry - one of the famous Buffalo Soldier outfits - depicts the engagement wit Apache Indians at the Battle of Kickapoo Springs, north of Fort McKavett, May 19-20, 1870, where Stance became the first African-American soldier to win the Medal of Honor for Valor in the Indian Wars; Front Cover Artwork;

Archeological Investigations at the Battle of Red River Site: New Perspectives on the 1874 Indian Campaign in the Texas Panhandle; by J. Brett Cruse; Adobe Walls, Lyman's Wagon Train, Buffalo Wallow Fight, Sweetwater Creek, Red River, etc.; Southern Cheyenne, Kiowa, Comanche Indians;

Jose Bernardo Gutierrez de Lara: Caudillo of the Mexican Republic in Texas; by David E. Narrett;

Of Rutabagas and Redeemers: Rethinking the Texas Constitution of 1876; by Patrick G. Williams;

"Texans in the Spanish-American War"; by James M. McCaffrey;

Spanish-American War Monument on the Texas State Capitol Grounds Photograph; Artwork;

Regular Features (May not be in all issues) Include: Notes and Documents; Southwestern Collection; Book Reviews (Tejano Empire: Life on the South Texas Ranchos; Andres Tijerina; Review By J. Gilberto Quezada; Much More); 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 ();

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AVAILABLE IN SEPARATE LISTINGS: SOUTHWESTERN HISTORICAL QUARTERLY (TEXAS STATE HISTORICAL ASSN.):

1961 10 (E. Ney); 1962 4;

1973 1, 4, 10; 1974 7; 1975 4; 1976 1, 7, 10; 1977 7, 10;

1978 1?, 4, 7; 1979 1, 4; 1980 1, 4; 1981 4; 1982 10 (UT);

1983 1, 4, 10; 1984 4, 7, 10; 1985 1, 4; 1986 1, 4, 7, 10; 1987 7, 10;

1988 10; 1989 1, 7; 1990 1; 1991 1, 7, 10; 1992 4;

1999 7, 10; 2000 10 (VP Cactus Jack Garner); 2001 1; 2002 10;

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