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Turning the Pages of Texas /
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Fort Worth, Texas :
TCU Press,
[2019]
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| Colección: | Book collections on Project MUSE.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Giants and old-timers
- Myself and strangers
- Legends of Texas
- A vaquero of the brush country (1929)
- A vaquero of the brush country (1998)
- With his pistol in his hand
- The last picture show
- A personal country
- I'll die before I'll run
- Peleliu landing
- Years with the Texas Rangers
- O.W. Williams's stories from the big bend
- Chronicles of faith
- The trail drivers of Texas
- William Sidney Porter, Texas writer
- A bookman's pleasures
- My books and my friends
- Al Lowman, texas bookman
- Browsing in used bookstores
- Rosengren's book stores, San Antonio
- Browsing in libraries
- Some rare Texas books not in my library
- My life in cookbooks
- Back roads and dark corners
- My first thirty years
- Texas brags
- Back to Texas
- The other side of the tracks
- Sam Houston's Texas
- A gallery of Texas characters
- Exploring the edges of Texas
- Gray ghosts and red rangers
- Never the same again
- Armadillo world headquarters
- Waterloo
- Maverick
- Comfort and glory
- Ringside seat to a revolution
- Henry Cohen
- Tio cowboy
- The World War I diary of Jose de la Luz Sienz
- Texas cattle brands
- Madeline in Texas
- Lone Star lawmen
- The big rich
- Norfleet
- The amazing tale of Mr. Herbert and his fabulous Alpine Cowboys
- Baseball club
- Marfa
- H. Allen Smith, a New Yorker in Alpine
- Grover Lewis, the best writer nobody ever heard of
- Alan Tennant and rattlesnakes
- John W. Thomason Jr.: artist, writer, and marine
- William Hervey Allen on the Mexican border
- Remembering Bryan Woolley
- Cooks, photographers, poets, and others
- Our founding foods
- Hillingdon Ranch
- A long view southwest
- Watt Matthews of Lambshead
- The white shaman mural
- Home ground
- Authentic Texas
- Capturing nature
- Joel Nelson, cowboy poet and national heritage fellow
- The book we all learned Texas history from
- The rotarians' book festival.