Newly revised edition of a book that first appeared in 1994 and sold out of the first two printings. The present edition brings the history of Dallas up to date, reaching into the year 2000. It's a lively but authoritative history of Dallas in the 20th century. Special attention to local politics, race relations, crime, and civic leadership.

Big D: Triumphs and Troubles of an American Supercity in the 20th Century

History

Payne, Darwin

Americas

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Desegregating Schools in Dallas: Four Decades in the Federal Courts by Glenn M. Linden.

Desegregating Schools in Dallas: Four Decades in the Federal Courts

Linden, Glenn M.

Reporting the Kennedy Assassination: Journalists Who Were There Recall Their Experiences

Biographies & Memoirs

Dallas Reconsidered contains essays by a number of historians examining various aspects of the history of Dallas. As the title suggests, the book attempts to examine sides of the city's history that previously have been neglected. Its topics range from attempts to navigate the Trinity River to early Italian settlers to women's clubs to early flying exhibitions.

Dallas Reconsidered: Essays in Local History

Texas Towns from A to Z: Pronunciation Guide

Travel

Reference

No More Silence is a primary source book for information about the Kennedy assassination. It contains in-depth interviews with 49 key eyewitnesses, police officers, deputy sheriffs, journalists, and government officials. Participants are allowed to speak for themselves without interpretation, editing,or rewording. The participants tell the stories of the roles they played on that tragic weekend in Dallas. The book represents an important addition to the Kennedy assassination literature.

No More Silence: An Oral History of the Assassination of President Kennedy

Sneed, Larry A.

This is a novel of international intrigue based largely  in Thailand and inspired by the actual existence of a jade statue of  Buddha that is venerated and carefully guarded as a national  treasure. The story describes the secret theft of the statue, the  replacement of the actual statue with a close reproduction of it, and  the threat by a revolutionary force to reveal the secret and thus  topple the government. A former U.S. Military Intelligence agent, now  an Asian art dealer in Texas, takes on the duty of recovering the  actual statue before the announcement of its theft and the attempted  coup take place.

The Emerald Buddha Conspiracy

Comics & Graphic Novels

Izell, Benjamin

Graphic Novels

Newly revised edition of a book that first appeared in 1994 and sold out of the first two printings. The present edition brings the history of Dallas up to date, reaching into the year 2000. It's a lively but authoritative history of Dallas in the 20th century. Special attention to local politics, race relations, crime, and civic leadership.

Big D : Triumphs and Troubles of an American Supercity in the 20th Century

John Rosenfield's Dallas is a biography of the legendary amusements editor of the Dallas Morning News who from 1925 to 1966 reigned as the cultural czar of Dallas. The book gives extensive coverage to all of the arts--symphony, opera, the dramatic arts, film and ballet--as they developed in Dallas over these decades. There is interesting detail about many of the internationally famous artists who visited the city as well as about the development of local cultural institutions.

John Rosenfield's Dallas: How the Southwest's Leading Critic Shaped a City's Culture, 1925 to 1966

Davis, Ronald L.

From High on the Hilltop: Marshall Terry's History of Smu With Various Essays by His Colleagues

Terry, Marshall

Historical Study & Educational Resources

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