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- Albro, Ward, Always
a Rebel: Flores Magón and the Mexican Revolution
- Cuellar, Carlos, Stories
from the Barrio: A History of Mexican Fort Worth
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- Marvin, Isabel, Josefina
and the Hanging Tree (young-adult fiction)
- Levinson, Irving,
Wars
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- Richard Francoviglia and Douglas Richmond,
Dueling Eagles: Reinterpreting the Mexican-U.S. War,
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- Capps, Benjamin, Woman
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- Cartwright, Gary, Galveston:
A History of the Island
- Gurasich, Marj, A
House Divided
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to Oma: A German Girl’s Account of Her First Year in Texas,
1847
- Henderson, Aileen Kilgore, Tenderfoot
Teacher: Letters from the Big Bend, 1952-1954
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Day the Cowboys Quit (fiction)
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Good Old Boys (fiction)
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Man Who Rode Midnight (fiction)
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The Time It Never Rained (fiction)
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Wolf and the Buffalo
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- Martinello, Marian, The
Search for Emma’s Story: A Model for Humanities Detective
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Search for Pedro's Story
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