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Volume 001 - 100 (1897 - 1998)
Volume 014
Table of Contents
Issue 1
The State Finances of Texas During The Civil War
by E. T. Miller
Reminiscences of Henry Smith
by Henry Smith
Book Review: Reconstruction in Texas.
Book Review: History of Reconstruction in Louisiana (through 1868).
Book Review: For the Liberty of Texas.
Book Review: Stories of the Great West.
Book Review: The Texas Methodist Historical Quarterly. Vol. I.
Affairs of the Association
Issue 2
The State Finances of Texas During the Reconstruction
by E. T. Miller
The City of Austin From 1839 to 1865
by Alex. W. Terrell
The Last Hope of the Confederacy—John Tyler to the Governor and Authorities of Texas
With an Introduction by Charles W. Ramsdell
General Volney Erskine Howard
by Z. T. Fulmore
Albert Triplett Burnley
by Martha A. Burnley
The Release of Stephen F. Austin from Prison
Notes and Fragments.
Affairs of the Association.
Issue 3
Photograph: George Pierce Garrison
George Pierce Garrison
by H. Y. Benedict
Stephen F. Austin: A Memorial Address
by Alex. W. Terrell
Photograph: Stephen F. Austin
Apache Relations in Texas, 1718-1750
by William Edward Dunn
Affairs of the Association
Issue 4
The Southwestern Boundary of Texas, 1821-1840
by Thomas Maitland Marshall
Some Historical Activities of the Texas Library and Historical Commission
by E. W. Winkler
Life of A. Horton and Early Settlement of San Augustine County
by A. Horton
Micajah Autry, A Soldier of the Alamo
by Adéle B. Looscan
William T. Malone
by G. A. McCall
Notes and Fragments
Book Review: British Interests and Activities in Texas, 1838-1846 (The Albert Shaw Lectures on Diplomatic History, 1909).
Affairs of the Association
Index
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