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The Handbook of Texas, Volume III (Supplement)

History

Americas

Texas State Historical Association

Special edition #63 of 210, numbered and signed by author, Ronnie Tyler, designer, William Holman and introduction, Stanley Ross. Red slip case, 16 color lithographs also included. From a Texana collector's estate. All proceeds benefit Galveston's Rosenberg Library. We pack carefully and ship quickly.

The Mexican War: A lithographic record

Tyler, Ronnie C.

Handbook of Texas

The Texas State Historical Association is pleased to inaugurate its eighty-eighth year with this publication a fourth volume in the Cumulative Index Series.

Cumulative Index of the Southwestern Historical Quarterly, Volumes 71-80, July 1967-April 1977 (Cumulative Index of the Southwestern Historical Quarterly, Volumes 71-80, July 1967-April 1977)

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Tracks on the Land: Stories of Immigrants, Outlaws, Artists, and Other Texans Who Left Their Mark on the Lone Star State

Texas (Fred H. & Ella Mae Moore Texas History Reprint Series)

Holley, Mary Austin

A Texas Scrap-Book has been a most useful reference volume on Texas history since 1875. A much-needed index of over 6,000 entries has been incorporated into this new edition.

Texas Scrap-Book

Baker, D.W.C.

How did they do it? How did a profligate who killed a deputy sheriff before reforming, a mining engineer who went AWOL from the Austrian Navy; and three East Texas drillers join forces with other equally colorful characters to drill on Spindletop Hill? Giant Under the Hill is a scholarly work firmly rooted in the narrative tradition, a great story intriguingly told by three Beaumont historians: Jo Ann Stiles, Ellen Rienstra, and Judith Linsley. Using material collected over decades, much of it never before published, they bring to life the efforts of Pattillo Higgins, Anthony Lucas, Al and Curt Hamill, and Peck Byrd to master the Spindletop salt dome that culminated in the discovery of the great Lucas Gusher. Their find subsequently transformed not only the state of Texas but the entire oil industry; Giant Under the Hill is the definitive story of one of the most significant and colorful moments in Texas history.

Giant Under the Hill: A History of the Spindletop Oil Discovery at Beaumont, Texas, in 1901

Business & Money

Judith Walker Linsley

Ellen Walker Rienstra

Jo Ann Stiles

Industries

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