Great River: The Rio Grande in North American History

<p>Two books in one; Indians and Spain and Mexico and the United States. In its length of nearly two thousand miles and it cultural evidence encompassing 10 centuries and more, the Great River remains the unifying vein of history not only of the life adjacent to its banks, but also of the greater Southwest.</p>

Great river: The Rio Grande in North American history

History

HORGAN, Paul

Americas

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A Field Guide to Birds of the Big Bend

Science & Math

Wauer,Roland H

Biological Sciences

A cowboy's cookbook

Bush, T.L.

Discover Texas-size hospitality in more than 300 bed and breakfast inns throughout the Lone Star state. This guidebook provides detailed descriptions of the most historic, the most romantic, and simply the best bed and breakfasts Texas has to offer.

Texas Bed and Breakfast (Texas Monthly Guidebooks)

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Ruff, Ann

Mugno, Anthony

Gardening & Landscape Design

Book by Olien, Roger M., Olien, Diana Davids

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Olien, Diana Davids

Olien, Roger M.

The WPA guide to Texas: With a new introduction

Federal Writers' Project

The WPA Guide to Texas: The Federal Writers' Project Guide to Texas

J. Frank Davis

Texas: The Newest, the Biggest, the Most Complete Guide to All of Texas! (Texas Monthly Guidebooks)

Travel

Rafferty, Robert

United States

The Joshua factor: A novel

Clayton, Donald D.

<p>Looks at the history of Western saloons, including bar fixtures and equipment, and shares recipes for cobblers, cocktails, collins, coolers, fizzes, flips, frappes, highballs, juleps, rickeys, sours, toddies, and punch bowl drinks</p>

Wild West Bartenders' Bible

Byron A. Johnson

Sharon Peregrine Johnson

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