First (thus) Edition, 1970, first printing, an almost like-new, except for slight rubbing to the lower spine, front fold area, causing slight color-fleckiing, and a prior owner and date at the bottom of the first page, apparently unread, hardly opened, otherwise unmarked and unworn, with a large fold-out map attached at the rear, with an unclipped ($8.50) dust jacket, also almost like-new except for a 1/4" closed tear at the bottom front edge near the spine end, from University of Texas Press. By Herbert Eugene Bolton. Studies in Spanish Colonial HIstory and Administration. Originally published in 1915 as Volume 3 of The University of California Publications in History. SBN 292-70056-3.

Texas in the Middle Eighteenth Century: Studies in Spanish Colonial History and Administration

Bolton, Herbert Eugene

Univ of Texas

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