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The
Absent-minded Man, ts
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Accent
on Meta, ts, 2 items
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…And
the Colonel’s Lady, ts
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And
they Bit, ts, 2 items
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The
Apache Shield, ts, 2 items
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An
Army Christmas Tree, ts, 2 items
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Assisting
Cupid, ms, ts, 4 items
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At
West Point, ms
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Aunt
Lucinda, ts
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Bacon
into Flour! An Old Army Game/A Satisfactory Explanation, ms, ts, 2 items
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The
Bedding-roll, or, The Saving Grace, ts, 2 items
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1/12
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Before
Pearl Harbor, ts
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Beyond
the Call, ts
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The
Birthday Cake, ts, 2 items
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The
Boy Scout Manual, ts, 2 items
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Bride-groom
Nerves, ts
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Cannibal
and the Hard-Shell Possum, ts, 2 items
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1/18
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Chickens
Into Battle, ts, 2 items
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The
Christmas Berries: A Legend of Old San Antonio, ts
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Class
Mates, ms
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Classmates,
ms
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The
Class Ring, ts
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The
Cook and the Captain’s Lady, ts, 2 items
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A
Day in Old Manila/One of the Days of the Empire, ts, 2 items
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Dicon
of Devil River, ts, 3 items
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Dogs
– and dogs!, ts
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Don
Largo of Mexatpl, ts
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The
Duel, Courteous, or, The Fight that Failed, ms., ts, 2 items
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Easily
Explained, ts
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Efficacy
of Prayer, ts, 2 items
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Efficiency,
ms, ts, 4 items
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The
Endurance Ride, ts, 3 items
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Fiddlers’
Green, ts, 2 items
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Fifteen
Letters, ts
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For
ways that are Dark, and Tricks that are Vain, ts
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Force
of Suggestion/Troublous Times, ms, ts, 2 items
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Fort
Defiance and the Indian Question, ts
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French
– In a Manner of Speaking, ts, 2 items
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Gentility
versus Duty, ms, ts, 2 items
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George,
ts, 3 items
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A
Hearty Appetite, ms, ts, 2 items
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The
Indian Bridle, ms, ts, 3 items
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Indifference
to Convention, ms
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Influence,
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Ink,
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Innocence,
ms, ts, 2 items
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Joss,
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Kahuna:
A Story of Hawaii, ts, 2 items, additional pages
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King
for a Day, ts
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The
Lady and the Turtles, ts, 2 items [see Turtles]
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The
Last Battle of the Civil War, ms, ts, 3 items
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Laurels,
ts
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The
Leavenworth Ghost, ts
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A
Legend of Our Lady, ts, 2 items
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Letters
Brought Love, ts
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The
Likeness, ts, 2 items
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The
Love-Gift, ts, 2 items
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Many
Laughs, ts
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The
Mascot Mule, ms, ts, 3 items
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Mistook
for a Cow, ms
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The
Mole Hill that Stopped an Army, ts, 2 items
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Mount
versus Moustache, ts, 3 items
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Music
Hath Charms…, ts, 3 items
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The
Mysterious Valley, ms, ts, 2 items
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A
New title in Military Law, ts, 2 items
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Ol’
Blue, ms, ts, 2 items
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Old
Man Typhoon, ts
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An
Old Time Army Bride, ms., ts, 3 items
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On
a Transport, ms
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On
Samar, ms
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One
Who Wrote, Too…A Vignette, ts
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The
Ordeal, ms
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Out
of the Deep, ts, 3 items
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A
Pecan-picking Picnic, ms, ts, 2 items
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Philippine
Days, ms
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The
Picnic at the Target-Range, ts
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Pigs
is Pigs, ts
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The
Play – And it’s Exciting End, ts, 2 items
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Politics
Primeval/Astute Politicians/Clever Navajos, ms, ts, 3 items
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Pompousness
and Puddle-Ducks, ms, ts, 2 items
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Powers
of the Commanding Officer, ms
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Queen
of the May, ts
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2/83
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The
Romance of the Second (continued), ts
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A
Rude but Effective Talk, ms
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Rufus,
ms, ts, 2 items
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2/86
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Rufus
on Samar, ms
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Scotch
Hospitality, ms, ts, 2 items
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Shadows,
ts, 2 items
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Slabs
and Red Tape, ms, ts, 2 items
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A
Smart Clerk’s Slip, ms, ts, 2 items
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2/91
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Stable-Call,
ts, 2 items
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2/92
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The
Story of a Class-Ring, ts, 3 items
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Subtle
Revenge, ms, ts, 4 items
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2/94
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The
Test, ts
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2/95
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Three
Steps Down, ts, 4 items
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2/96
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Three
Steps Down, synopsis and fragments, ts
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2/97
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Turtles,
ts
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Unfair!
ms, incomplete, ts, 3 items
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2/99
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Unstable
Matrimony, ms, ts, 2 items
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An
Untold Love Story, ts
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West
Point Ways, ts
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Who
Laughs Last, or the Captious General who Liked Ice-Cream, ts, 2 items
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With
a Col. Company, ms
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With
Colored Troops, ms, ts, 4 items
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The
Wounded Don’t Cry, ts, 2 items
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A
Zuni Tale, ms
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Short stories and
anecdotal works: published
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Clippings
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Notebook,
newspaper clippings
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Short stories and
anecdotal works: collections
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3/109
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Chronicles
of Cranford House, ts, 2 items
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Jack
of Old Fort Wingate, ts
Introduction
The
Turquoise Amulet
The
Stampede
Red
Feathers
Fourth
of July Races
Brother
Coyote – Wisest of Animals
The
Picnic at the Target-Range
Maiden-of-the-Sun
Water-Giver
The
Flood – according to Jake
The
Apache Shield
Jack’s
Confession and Jake’s Own Story
Holidays
and the Birthday Cake
Christmas
at Fort Wingate
The
Christmas Night Masquerade
The
Star-Trail
Belonging
Goodbye
Fort Wingate
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Jack
of Old Fort Wingate, incomplete 2nd copy, ts
Incomplete
chapter
The
Stampede
The
Fourth of July Races
Scarlet
Feathers
The
Picnic at the Target Range
Why
the Coyote is the Wisest of All Animals
The
Sun Maiden
The
Flood
The
Apache Shield
The
Water-Giver
Two
Real Artists Visit us
Jack’s
Confession
Holidays
and the Birthday Cake
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Jack
of Old Fort Wingate, miscellaneous chapters, ms, ts
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3/113
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Jack
of Old Fort Wingate, fragments, ts
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3/114
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Pablo
of Mexicantown, ts
Foreward
Dedication
Pablo
and ‘Nito
Carmen
and Pablo
The
Fair, Cotton and a Spider
Bluebonnets
and a Burro
The
Spanish Governors’ Palace
Visit
to the Zoo and Legend of the Little Bear Flowers
Tamales
and Corn
Supper
with Senorita-Teacher and Legends of the Birds
The
Christmas Nacimiento
The
Shepherds – Christmas Play
Day
of the Innocents
Christmas
Berries
Flowers
of the Brave Children
La
Casa de Santa Anna
Glossary
of Spanish Words
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Pablo
of Mexicantown, incomplete version, ts
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Pablo
of Mexicantown, additional chapters, ts
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Pablo
of Mexicantown, assorted sections, fragments, ms, ts
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Oversize box 18
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Pablo
of Mexicantown, illustrations (oversize)
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Sun-Children:
Tales told by an Indian, incomplete sections and fragments, ts
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Tales
of the Old Army, 176 p., ts (bound)
Cadet
Days
To
Guy
Guile?
West
Point Ways
Gentility
versus Duty
The
New Year Celebration
The
Old Tattoo
Indian
Country
The
Mysterious Valley
Many
Laughs
A
Zuni Trail
Politics
Primeval
An
Old Time Army Bride
Frontier
Tales
Old
Army Posts
General
Orders No. 2
An
Old Army Christmas Tree
The
Romance of the Second
The
Picnic
Theatricals
and the Elopement
The
Birthday Cake
Old
Blue
Army
Lares and Penates
Assisting
Cupid
Fourth-of-July
Races
Stable-Call
An
Army Brat
Tales
of the Tenth
Efficiency
Yellow
Jack
Influence
French
– In a Manner of Speaking
A
Cavalryman and his Horse
Rufus
on Samar
Chickens
into Battle
Days
of the Empire
One
for the Days of the Empire
For
Ways that are Dark
Ink
Who
Laughed Last
Old
Man Typhoon
Can
D
Latter
Days in the Old Army
The
Story of a Class-ring
The
Love-Gift
George
of the U.S.A.T. “Thomas”
Music
Hath Charms
Mount
versus Moustache
The
Indian Bridle
Tricky-What?
A
Subtle Revenge
Pigs
is Pigs
The
Mascot Mule
The
Likeness
A
New Title in Military Law
The
Last Battle of the Civil War
The
Feline Curse of Leavenworth
The
Ghost at Leavenworth
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Novels and novellas
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Sarah
Dodson – Girl of the Lone Star Flag, 67 p., ts, 2 items
Chapter
I. Texas at Last
Chapter
II. San Felipe de Austin
Chapter
III. A Near Tragedy]
Chapter
IV. The Birthday Party and House-warming
Chapter
V. The Hunt
Chapter
VI. School
Chapter
VII. Roly’s Christening and the Play-Party
Chapter
VIII. Disturbances in the Colony
Chapter
IX. Action at Velasco. First Battle for Texas Independence
Chapter
X. Texans Realize War must Come
Chapter
XI. The Wedding
Chapter
XII. Harrisburg and the Revolution
Chapter
XIII. The Lone Star Flag for Texas
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This
Sword in Trust, 281 p., ts
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Synopsis
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4/123
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Chapter
1: The King’s School at St. Palais
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Chapter
2: Inn of the Royal Falcon
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Chapter
3: The Cadets’ Supper
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Chapter
4: Journey into Spain
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Chapter
5: The Long Arm of the Duke
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Chapter
6: Aboard “La Paloma”
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Chapter
7: “La Paloma” and her Master
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Chapter
8: Mobile
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Chapter
9: The Settlement
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Chapter
10: Lady Delphine
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Chapter
11: The Wilderness Company
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Chapter
12: Meeting at the Palace
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Chapter
13: The Expedition Leaves
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Chapter
14: Village of the Little Tensas
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Chapter
15: On the Trace to Fort Rosalie
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Chapter
16: Belisle and Le Noir Confer
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Chapter
17: The Natchez
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Chapter
18: the Great River
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Chapter
19: La Riviere Rouge
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Chapter
20: Father Galvan
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Chapter
21: Naming of Natchitoch
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Chapter
22: Poison!
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Chapter
23: The Company Judges
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Chapter
24: Karankawa Attack. Belisle and Le Noir Return
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Chapter
25: San Juan Bautista
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Chapter
26: Dinner in the Comandancia
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Chapter
27: St. John’s Day
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Chapter
28: Belisle Interferes
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Chapter
29: Don Diego
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Chapter
30: Morning Star
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Chapter
31: Night of the Ball
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Chapter
32: The Governor’s Message
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Chapter
33: Into the Pa-cuache
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Chapter
34: The Prisoners Leave for Mexico
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Chapter
35: Belisle Insists
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Chapter
36: The Journey and the Duel
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Chapter
37: Chapultepec
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Chapter
38: Revelation
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Chapter
39: Night in the Patio of Roses
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Chapter
40: The Throne-Room of the Palace
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This
Sword in Trust, incomplete copy, ts
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5/133-135
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White
Roses for Richard: A Tale of Richard the III of England in the Days of his
Youth, ts, 3 items
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Plays and screenplays
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A
Border Romance, synopsis and list of scenes, ts, 2 items
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Crossed
Controls, ts, incomplete?
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5/138
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An
Everyday Hero, synopsis, ts, see “A Border Romance”
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5/139
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Methods,
14 p., ts
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5/140-141
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Regulations,
ts, 2 items
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5/142
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The
System, ts
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Poetry
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Manuscripts
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Published
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Music
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Men
of the Flying Corps
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Biographical works
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Guy
Carleton: A Life in the Old Army, 565 p., ts
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Dedication
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Acknowledgements
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Notes
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Preface
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Chapter
I: Austin, Texas. Birthplace and Boyhood Home
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Chapter
II: Growing up Years in Austin
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Chapter
III: West Point Letters
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Chapter
IV: Until Graduation
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Chapter
V: Graduation Leave and Reporting to the Regiment
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Chapter
VI: The Army Bride
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Chapter
VII: Fort Custer
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Chapter
VIII: Custer and the March to the Pacific
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Chapter
[IX] Fort Couer d’Alene – Idaho
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Chapter
X: Couer d’Alene – 1884-1886
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Chapter
XI: Texas and the A&M College
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Chapter
XII: Fort Walla Walla and Lowell Barracks
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Chapter
XIII: Fort Wingate, New Mexico
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Chapter
XIV: St. Paul
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Chapter
XV: Fort Riley – 1897
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Chapter
XVI: Camps Mobile and Tampa
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Chapter
XVII: Montaux Point – Long Island, Hutsville, Alabama and Texas
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Chapter
XVIII: Cuba
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Chapter
XIX: Texas Again
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Chapter
XX: The Philippines – 1901
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Chapter
XXI: Manila, and the Pay Corps
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Chapter
XXII: Hongkong and Canton
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Chapter
XXIII: Home Again
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Chapter
XXIV: The Philippines Again
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Chapter
XXV: Washington and the War College
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Chapter
XXVI: Return to the Line and the Border
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Chapter
XXVII: Galveston and the Port of Embarkation
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Chapter
XXVIII: Inspector General
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Chapter
XXIX: World War
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Chapter
XXX: Demobilization – Distinguished Service Medal
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Chapter
XXXI: Retirement and San Antonio
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Bibliography
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6/154-161
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Guy
Carleton: A Life in the Old Army, 428 p., ts, incomplete
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6/162
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Guy
Carleton: A Life in the Old Army, miscellaneous chapters, fragments, notes
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One
Life is Not Enough, 252 p., ts, bound
Chapter
I. West Point Cadet Days
Chapter
II. Fort Riley
Chapter
III. West Point Again
Chapter
IV. Fort Stotsenburg, 1913
Chapter
V. Schofield Barracks, Hawaii-1913-1916
Chapter
VI. Home Again
Chapter
VII. El Paso-Fort Bliss-The Border
Chapter
VIII. In France, 1917-1919
Chapter
IX. King for a Day
Chaper
X. New York and the Agamemnon
Chapter
XI. The Peace-Fort Leavenworth, 1919
Chapter
XII. Circus Days
Chapter
XIII. Scrapper
Chapter
XIV. Threes
Chapter
XVI. Suffer Fools Gladly?
Chapter
XVII. Washington, continued
Chapter
XVIII. Art Interests
Chapter
XIX. Scrapper Again
Chapter
XX. Superintendent of the District of Columbia Police
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One
Life is Not Enough, additional chapter, ts
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Historical works
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The
Alamo, ts
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Inspiration
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7/166
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William
Barret Travis: The Man of the Alamo, 2 items
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7/167
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Administration
of the Alamo
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7/168
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Legends
of the Alamo, incomplete
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7/169
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Once
the Alamo was Offered for Sale, 2 items
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7/170
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Stories
of the Alamo Brought by Visitors
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7/171
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Where
Rest the Gallant Dead of the Alamo?
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Bells
of the Alamo
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7/173
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Alamo
Hero Series, printed sheets
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Early
History of Bexar and Some of the Men that Made It, 255 p., ts
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Chapter
I
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Chapter
II
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Chapter
III. The Important Aguayo Expedition, 1721-1722
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Chapter
IV. Martin de Almazan, Governor of Texas, 1722
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Chapter
V. Spanish Settlers from the Canary Islands for Texas
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Chapter
VI. Life in Villa San Fernando
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Chapter
VII. Governor Sandoval. Carlos Franquis de Lugo. The Famous Law-Suit
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Chapter
VIII. Gil y Barbo. Bucareli. Nacogdoches
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Chapter
IX. the Gachupin War, Las Casas Rebellion, 1810-1811
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Chapter
X. Guitierrez de Lara. Jose de Toledo. William Shaler, W. Augustus Magee.
Revolt Against Centralist Government of Mexico, 1812-1813
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Chapter
XI. Republican Army of the North. Battles of Nacogdoches, Goliad, Salado and
San Antonio de Bexar
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Chapter
XI. Battle of the Medina. The last of the Republican Army of the North
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Chapter
XII.. Moses Austin – Man of Destiny for Texas
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Chapter
XIII. Stephen Fuller Austin. Colonization of Texas
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Chapter
XIII. Vicissitudes of Austin’s Colony
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Chapter
XIV. Austin. Statesman
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Appendix
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Bibliography
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Early
History of Bexar and Some of the Men that Made It, version 2
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Chapter
I. Robert Cavelier La Salle and his Settlement in Texas. De Leon’ Expedition
in search for Fort St. Louis. First Mission in Texas, San Francisco de Tejas
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Chapter
II. Domingo Teran de los Rios. Further Spanish Efforts to Eliminate French
Encroachment. Efforts to Christianize Indians with Missions
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Chapter
III. Again a Frenchman invades New Spain. Louis de St. Denis. The Domingo
Ramon Entrada, 1714
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Chapter
IV. Martin de Alarcon. Established Presidio and Villa placed at Bexar. The
Marquis de Aguayo. De Mezziere. Death of Domingo Ramon
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Chapter
V. The Important Aguayo Expedition, 1721-1722
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Chapter
VI. Maritn de Almazan, Governor of Texas, 1722. Apache Troubles. Death of
Domingo Ramon
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Chapter
VII. Spanish Settlers from Canary Islands for Texas
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Chapter
VIII. Life in Villa San Fernando
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Chapter
IX. Governor Sandoval. Carlos Franquis de Lugo and the Famous Law-Suit
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Chapter
X. Gil y Barbo. “Bucareli”. Nacogdoches 1774-1779
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Chapter
X. The Gachupine War. Las Casas Rebellion, 1810-1811
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Chapter
XII. Revolt agains Centralist Government. Gutierrez de Lara. William Shaler. Jose
de Toledo. James Augustus Magee. 1812
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Chapter
X. Bernardo Gutierrez de Lara. The Republican Army of the North
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Chapter.
Campaign of the Republican Army of the North. Nacogdoches. Salcedo – Spanish
Post on the Trinity. La Bahia. San Antonio de Bexar
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Chapter
XIII. Battle of the Medina. The Last of the Republican Army of the North
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Chapter
XIII. Stephen Fuller Austin
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Chapter
XIV. Austin. Statesman
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7/182
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Appendix
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8/183-184
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Miscellaneous
typescripts, manuscripts, notes
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Sketches
of Twelve Heroes of the Alamo, ts
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8/185
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Micajah
Autry, 4 items
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8/186
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James
Butler Bonham, 4 items
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8/187
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James
Bowie, 5 items
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8/188
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David
Crockett, 4 items
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8/189
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Jacob
C. Darst, 3 items
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8/190
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Mrs.
Almaron Dickinson, 4 items
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8/191
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Gregorio
Esparaza, 4 items
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8/192
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Tapley
Holland, 3 items
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8/193
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Green
B. Jameson, 4 items
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8/194
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Dr.
Amos Pollard, 4 items
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8/195
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John
William Smith, 4 items
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8/196
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William
Barret Travis: Commander of the Alamo, 3 items
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8/197
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Source
material
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Some
Unsung Heroes of Texas, 113 p., ts
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8/198
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Foreword
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Introduction
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Joseph
Baker – Newspaperman, Soldier Judge
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Asa
Mitchell – Citizen of Texas
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Commodore
John Grant Tod – of the Texas Navy
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John
W. Smith – Scout of the Alamo
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Padre
Miguel Muldoon – Friend of Texas
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Sarah
Dodson – The “Betsy Ross” of Texas
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Captain
Grayson – Skipper of the “Yellowstone”
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8/199
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Major
Isaac Watts Burton and his “Horse Marines of Texas”
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William
Carleton – Soldier of Goliad
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Appendix
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Bibliography
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Some
Unsung Heroes of Texas, incomplete copy, alternate titles
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8/200
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Introduction
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Joseph
Baker – Citizen of Texas, 2 items, additional pages
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John
W. Smith – Scout of the Alamo and Citizen of Texas
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Father
Miguel Muldoon, 4 items
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Captain
Thomas Wigg Grayson – Skipper of “The Yellowstone,” 2 items and notes
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Stormy
Petrels of Eagle Island, 42, p., ts, 2 items
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Preface
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William
Barret Travis
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William
Harris Wharton
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Branch
Tanner Archer
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John
Austin Wharton,
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Edwin
Waller
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8/202
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Stormy
Petrels of Eagle Island, additional chapters
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Texas
Had its Funny Side, Too
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8/203
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Tales
of the Law once in Texas, 2 p., ts
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Texas
Law as Once it Was, 1 p., ts
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Texan
Prayers, 2 p., ts
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Militant
Preacher, 2 p., ts
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Such
was the Law, in Texas, 1 p., ts
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William
Barret Travis: Great Man of the Alamo
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Chapter
I
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Chapter
II. Anahuac and Texas
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Chapter
III. Travis at San Felipe
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Chapter
IV. Life in San Felipe, continued
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Chapter
V. War Clouds; Anahuac Again
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Historical and general
articles
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9/205
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Another
Brave Texan, ts
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9/206
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Antonio
de Mendoza, ts
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9/207
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Asa
Mitchell – One of the Old Three Hundred, ts, 2 items and notes
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9/208
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The
Cake that Went by Itself, ts
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9/209
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Christmas
in Hawaii, ts
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9/210
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The
Christmas Saint, ts
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9/211
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The
Confederacy – and the Bonnie Blue Flag, ts
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9/212
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The
Deer Hunt Which Became “Austin”, ts
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9/213
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The
Doll Bazaar, ts
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9/214
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Edith
Carleton Simpson, ts
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9/215
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The
Famous Steamer-Stageline Wager, March 1859, ts
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9/216
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A
Famous Trial, ts
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9/217
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First
United States Minister to Dakar: Admiral William A. Glassford, Jr., ts
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9/218
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Flags
of Texas – and the Men Behind Them, ts
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9/219
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Folk-Lore,
ts
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9/220
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Friendly
Apaches? A Tale of Big-Foot Wallace, ts, 2 items
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9/221
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George
Wilkens Kendall – Journalist, Adventurer and the Santa Fe Expedition, ts
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9/222
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The
Girl Who Made the First Texas Lone Star Flag, ts
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9/223
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Guardians
of the Trail, ts
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9/224
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[Guy
Carleton biography], ts
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9/225
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A
Half Century of Good Deeds: Mrs. Henry P. Drought, ts
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9/226
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Historic
and Picturesque Austin, by Dr. Samuel Gideon: A Book Review…, ts
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9/227
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Interesting
Relic to be placed in the Alamo, ts
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9/228
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Isaac
Burton and his Horse Marines, ts
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9/229
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Jack
Hays’ Texans, ts
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9/230
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Jeremiah
Brown and his Favorite Battle, ts
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9/231
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John
Grant Tod: Commodore of the Texas Navy, ts, 4 items
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9/232
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Legend
of the Christmas Tree, ts
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9/233
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A
Little Street, ts
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9/234
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The
Lone Star Flag and Sarah Bradley Dodson, ts, 2 items
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9/235
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Micajah
Autry – Hero of the Alamo, ts, 3 items
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9/236
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The
Most Unforgettable Character I’ve Ever Met: Miss Alice and the Argyle, ts, 2
items
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9/237
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New
Pictures for Spring, ts, 4 items
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9/238
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O.
Henry’s Austin Days, ts, 2 items
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9/239
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The
Origin of our Christmas Cards/The First Christmas Cards, ts, 2 items
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9/240
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Ration-Book
Boomerang, ts
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9/241
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Sale
of the Texas Navy, ts
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9/242
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San
Antonio: Here Lived the King’s Men – and Here Died the Valiant, ts
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9/243
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San
Antonio to Mexico – by the Mission Way, ts
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9/244
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Spanish
Yesterdays on the King’s Highway, ts
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9/245
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Stage
coach Days, ts
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9/246
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Texas
Had its Funny Side, Too, ts
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9/247
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Texas
Horse-Marines, ts
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9/248
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This
Transcontinental Wager Affected Texas, ts
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9/249
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Top-Secret
Communication in Early Texas, ts, 3 items
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9/250
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The
Trends of the American Magazine, ts
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9/251
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Who
Laughs…, ts
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9/252
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Who
Laughs Last, ts, 3 items
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9/253
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Who
Loves the Front-Door Salesman? ts
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9/254
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William
Barret Travis: Hero and Man, ts, with incomplete version
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9/255
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William
Barret Travis: Man and Hero, ts
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9/256
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William
Stephen Grooch: The Man and his Books, ts
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9/257
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The
Window in my Home, ts
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9/258
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The
Woman Behind O. Henry, ts
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9/259
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The
Yellow Rose of Texas, ts
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9/260
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Published
articles: clippings
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Publications
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9/261
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The Cenotaph
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Assorted chapters,
fragments, notes, unidentified writings
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10/262-264
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Notebooks
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10/265-275
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Typescripts,
manuscripts, notes
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II.
COLLECTED SOURCE MATERIAL
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11/276
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Bonus Expeditionary Force
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11/277
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Carleton family
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11/278
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Folklore
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11/279
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Frontier forts
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11/280
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Robert E. Lee
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11/281
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Matachine dances:
Frederick C. Chabot correspondence, etc.
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11/282
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Old Spanish Trail
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11/283
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Poetry
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11/284
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San Antonio
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11/285
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Texas Revolution
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11/286
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Texas general
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Oversize box 19
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Texas general (oversize;
annexation resolution, copy)
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11/287
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Wharton family [by Dr. William
E. Howard?]
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Oversize box 19
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Wharton family (oversize;
sketch of Eagle Island, Wharton/Groce family plantation, by Sarah Groce
Berlet)
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11/288
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Non-Texas
|
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III.
GENERAL PRINTED MATERIAL
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11/289
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Calendar
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11/290
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Catalog
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Engravings
|
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Oversize box 18
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Presidents of the United States: Steel
Plate Portraits with Fac Simile Autographs
|
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11/291
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Greeting cards
|
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11/292
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Handbills, Political
|
|
11/293
|
Invitations
|
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11/294
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Map
|
|
11/295
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Pamphlets and brochures,
Texas
|
|
11/296
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Pamphlets and brochures,
non-Texas
|
|
11/297
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Pamphlets and brochures,
non-Texas: Louisiana Purchase Exposition, St. Louis, 1904
|
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11/298
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Periodicals
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11/299
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Programs
|
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11/300
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Miscellaneous
|
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Clippings
|
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12/301
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Alamo
|
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Oversize box 19
|
Alamo
(oversize)
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12/302
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Aviation
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Oversize box 19
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Aviation
(oversize)
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Oversize box 19
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Bonus
Expedition Forces (oversize)
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Oversize box 19
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Churches
(oversize)
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12/303
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Daughters
of the Republic of Texas
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Oversize box 19
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Flags
(oversize)
|
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Oversize box 19
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Douglas
MacArthur (oversize)
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12/304
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Military
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Oversize box 19
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Military
(oversize)
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12/305
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Non-Texas
|
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Oversize box 19
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Non-Texas
(oversize)
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12/306
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People
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Oversize box 19
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People
(oversize)
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12/307-309
|
John
J. Pershing
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12/310
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San
Antonio
|
|
Oversize box 19
|
San
Antonio (oversize)
|
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Oversize box 19
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San
Antonio, Fred Mosebach articles (oversize)
|
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Oversize box 19
|
San
Antonio, Franklin D. Roosevelt visit (oversize)
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13/311
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Texas
Centennial
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Oversize box 19
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Texas
Centennial (oversize)
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13/312
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Texas,
general
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Oversize box 19
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Texas,
general (oversize)
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13/313
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Texas
history
|
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Oversize box 19
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Texas
history (oversize)
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Oversize box 19
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Texas
history, Bess Carroll articles (oversize)
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13/314
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Texas
history, F.M. McCaleb articles
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13/315-317
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Jonathan
Wainwright
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IV.
DAUGHTERS OF THE REPUBLIC OF TEXAS
|
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Correspondence
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14/318
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1932,
1936
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14/319
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1940-1943
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14/320
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1944-1946
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14/321
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1947-1949
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14/322
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1953-1957
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14/323
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Undated
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Writings
|
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Fifty
Years of Achievement: History of the Daughters of the Republic of Texas, 1941
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14/324
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Dedication
|
|
|
Mrs.
O.M. Farnsworth
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|
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Foreword
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Table
of Contents
|
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Introduction
|
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Chapter
I: The Texas Veteran Association
|
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The
Founders
|
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Mrs.
Anson Jones
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Mrs.
Rebecca Fisher
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Mrs.
Clara Driscoll
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Mrs.
O.M. Farnsworth
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Carrie
Franklin Kemp
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Mrs.
Frederick Schenkenberg
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14/325
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Chapter
II
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Charter
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Constitution
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Chapter
III: Chapters and First Officers
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The
Old Capitol
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The
Old Stone Fort at Nacogdoches
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The
Daughters of the Republic of Texas Museum
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The
Original Declaration of Independence
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The
Cradle
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14/326
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Sidney
Sherman Chapter
|
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Monuments
and Markers
|
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William
B. Travis Chapter
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History
of Ben Milam Chapter
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14/327
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Chapter
VI: The Story of the Alamo
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14/328
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Real
Daughters
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History
of the Frances Cooke Van Zandt Chapter
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History
of the Fort Houston Chapter
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14/329
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Poets
Laureates
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Moon-McGehee
Chapter
|
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History
of the James Butler Bonham Chapter
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14/330
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The
Children of the Republic of Texas
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Centennial
Activities
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Changes
in Executive and Structural Organization
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Honorary
Members
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14/331
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Margaret
Lea Houston
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Finale
|
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Appendix
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Flags
|
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14/332
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Minutes
|
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Reports
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14/333
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General
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14/334
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Alamo
survey
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14/335
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Lists
|
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Printed material
|
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14/336
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Invitations
|
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14/337
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Pamphlets
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14/338
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Programs
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14/339
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Miscellaneous material
|
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V.
TEXAS CENTENNIAL
|
|
15/340
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Correspondence: Simona
Wofford correspondence
|
|
15/341
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Handbills
|
|
15/342
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Invitations
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15/343
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Pamphlets and brochures
|
|
15/344
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Pamphlets, historical
leaflets series
|
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15/345
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Periodicals: Texas
Centennial Review
|
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15/346
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Programs
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15/347
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Publicity
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15/348
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Printed material, assorted
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Correspondence
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Family
|
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16/349
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Fred
Carleton correspondence, 1862-1863
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16/350
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Guy
Carleton and Cora Arthur Carleton, 1883-1931
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16/351
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Pelham
D. Glassford, Jr., 1942-1953
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16/352-354
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Guy
C. Glassford, 1945-1948
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16/355
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Cora
Arthur Carleton, 1945-1946
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16/356
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Bettie
Glassford Parke, 1945-1948
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16/357
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Marjorie
Glassford, 1945-1948
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16/358
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Dorothy
Glassford Graham, 1946-1949
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16/359
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Pelham
D. Glassford, 1945-1946
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Other
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16/360
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Elizabeth
Y. Montgomery family letters, 1869-1882
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General
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16/361
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1936-1943
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16/362
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1944
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16/363
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1945-1951
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16/364
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1952
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16/365
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1953-1958
|
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Military records
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16/366
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Guy
Carleton, 1881-1924
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16/367
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Financial records
|
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Oversize box 18
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Scrapbook
|
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17/368
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Art: National Gallery of
Art reproductions, 13 items
|
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17/369
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Austin, 4 items
Pictured:
General
Land Office
|
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17/370
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Bonus Expeditionary
Forces, 9 items
|
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17/371
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Guy Carleton and family,
26 items
Pictured:
Cora
Arthur Carleton
Ernest
Carleton
Guy
Carleton
Cora
Carleton Glassford
Dorothy
Glassford
Elizabeth
Glassford
Guy
C. Glassford
Pelham
D. Glassford, Jr.
Edith
Carleton Simpson
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17/372
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Guy Carleton and family:
negatives, 17 items
|
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17/373
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Guy Carleton, group
photographs, 13 items
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17/374
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China, 3 items
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17/375
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Fort Defiance, Goliad:
negative, 1 item
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17/376
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Military, 15 items
Pictured:
Fort
Assinniboine, Montana
Fort
Custer, Montana
Fort
Lowell, Arizona
Fort
Maginnis, Montana
Fort
Sam Houston
Fort
Wingate, New Mexico
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17/377
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Military: artwork, 4 items
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17/378
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New Mexico, 3 items
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17/379
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O. Henry, 4 items
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17/380
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Okinawa: Guy C. Glassford
photographs, 24 items
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17/381
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People, 10 items
Pictured:
Isaac
Watts Burton (historical marker)
Sarah
Bradley Dodson (gravestone)
Ethel
Drought
Thomas
W. Grayson
Asa
Mitchell
Miguel
Muldoon (historical marker)
John
Grant Tod
Edwin
Waller
John
A. Wharton
William
H. Wharton
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17/382
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People: U.S. Military
Academy, 2 items
Pictured:
Jonas
Emory
Henry
C. Hodges
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17/383
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Philippines, 3 items
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17/384
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Philippines: Guy C.
Glassford photographs, 27 items
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17/385
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San Antonio, 15 items
Pictured:
Alamo
Spanish
Governor’s Palace
La
Villita
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Oversize box 18
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Military insignia, 6 items
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Oversize box 19
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Texas flag
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