Written in narrative style, this comprehensive, general survey of Texas history—from early times to the present—offers a balanced, scholarly presentation of all eras and topics. It explores the full range of political affairs, social issues, and economic developments, as well as ethnic, racial, and gender issues. The Country and Its Native Peoples. Exploration and Occupation 1519-1763. Spanish Texas 1763-1821. Texas Under Mexican Rule. The Prelude to Revolution 1826-1835. The Texas Revolution 1835-1836. The Republic of Texas 1836-1845. Early Statehood 1846-1861. Pioneer Institutions. Secession and War 1860-1865. Reconstruction 1865-1874. From Reconstruction to Reform 1874-1890. The Advance of the Frontier. In the Age of Reform 1890-1910. Life at the Turn of the Century. Crusades and Complacency 1910-1930. The Great Depression 1930-1941. World War II — and After 1941-1962. Politics of an Urban Land 1962-1996. At the End of the Century. For anyone interested in Texas history.

Texas: The Lone Star State (8th Edition)

History

Cary D. Wintz

Ernest Wallace

Adrian Anderson

Rupert N.

Anderson Ernest Richardson

Americas

PRENTICE/HALL

The Harlem Renaissance in the American West: The New Negro's Western Experience (New Directions in American History)

Routledge

Major Problems in Texas History (Major Problems in American History)

Sam W. Haynes

Cengage Learning'

Harlem Speaks showcases the lives and works of the artists, writers and intellectuals behind the stunning outburst of African American culture in the three decades after World War I. In the tradition of the New York Times bestseller Poetry Speaks, the book combines each subject's key works with biographical and critical essays by leading Harlem Renaissance authority Cary Wintz and other experts. The integrated audio CDs feature music, poetry and literary readings, interviews, radio broadcasts, discussions and speeches, bringing the Harlem of legend to vibrant life once again. Hear, see and read the best of: Langston Hughes Claude McKay Zora Neale Hurston Richard Wright Duke Ellington Ethel Waters Josephine Baker Marcus Garvey Alain Locke and more The audio also includes never-before-released interviews conducted by Pulitzer Prize–winning author David Levering Lewis. Evocative and encompassing, Harlem Speaks places you at the zenith of this vital cultural movement.

Harlem Speaks: A Living History of the Harlem Renaissance

Africa

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