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Volume
Seventeen, Number One (Spring, 2004)
Unavailable for Purchase
Ron Stone, "Kenedy Ranch Museum
of South Texas," 1-8
Steve Harding, "The Kenedy
Ranch Museum of South Texas," 9-14
Sara R. Massey, "Black Cowboys:
Wrangling the Numbers," 15-30
Robert H. Jackson, "A
Colonization Born of Frustration: Rosario Mission and the
Karankawas," 31-50
Frederick H. Wills, "Camp Wood,
the Uvalde & Northern Railway, and Deforestation," 51-59
Douglas Lee Braudaway, "John
Taini: Italian Stonemason of Del Rio," 60-78
South Texas News, Notes and
Sources:
Miguel Bedolla and Elena
Stoupignan, "Félix
Calleja's Report of 1795 on the People of the Province of
Nuevo Santander and Their Ownership and Use of Land," 79-89
Book Reviews:
Teresa Palomo Acosta and Ruthe
Winegarten, Las Tejanas: 300 Years of History, Reviewed
by Marian J. Barber
Patrick J. Carroll, Felix
Longoria's Wake: Bereavement, Racism, and the Rise of Mexican
American Activism, Reviewed by Carlos Kevin Blanton
Cliff Frohlich and Scott D.
Davis, Texas Earthquakes, Reviewed by Anne M. C. Gillis
Karen Gerhardt and Laura
Lincoln, Images of America: Donna, Texas, Reviewed by
Anne C. Shelton
Bill Harvey, The Resting
Place of Famous, Infamous, and Just Plain Interesting Texans,
Reviewed by Rachel Starr
Michael V. Hazen, The Dallas
Public Library: Celebrating a Century of Service, 1901-2001,
Reviewed by Shannon W. Behrhorst
Bary M. Lavergne, Worse Than
Death: The Dallas Nightclub Murders and the Texas Multiple
Murder Law, Reviewed by Heidi E. Ajrami
Index of The Journal of South
Texas, 2003 (Volume 16),
by
Leslie Gene Hunter
Volume Seventeen, Number Two (Fall
2004)
Available for Purchase
Articles
Robert H. Jackson,
"Congregation and Depopulation: Demographic Patterns in Texas
Missions," 6-38
Frederick H. Wills, "San
Antonio's Acequias: A Brief Review," 39-50
Santiago Escobedo, "Iron Men
and Wooden Carts: Tejano Freighters During the Civil War,"
51-60
George Thaddeus Díaz,
"Tracking Tequilieros: The Bloody Origins of a Border Ballad,"
61-77
Miguel Bedolla and Elena
Stoupignan, "The Gonzalez Ancira From Northern Coahuila and
the War Against the French: Oral Tradition and Written
History," 78-87
Patricia Ellen Gower,
"Unintended Consequences: The Pecan Shellers Strike of 1938,"
88-103
Efrain Gutierrez, "Rosita Fernández:
Tejano Music's First International Super Star to Achieve
Crossover Success," 104-113
Manuel
Ramírez Ceballos, "Positivismo y Frontera: La Historia de Juan
E. Richer Sobre Nuevo Laredo," 114-125
South
Texas News, Notes and Sources
Norman
L. "Brownie" McNeil, "Los Tequileros" (spanish version),
126-127
Norman
l. "Brownie" McNeil, "The Tequileros" (english version),
128-129
Calendar
of Other Historical Associations, 130
Corrections, 131
Book
Reviews
Carlos
Kevin Blanton, The Strange Career of Bilingual Education in
Texas, 1836-1981, Reviewed by Robert H. Duke
Stephen
Bogener, Ditches Across the Desert: Irrigation in the Lower
Pecos Valley, Reviewed by Leslie Gene Hunter
Lawrence
Clayton and John Halford Farmers (eds.), Tracks Along the
Clear Fork: Stories from Shackelford and Throckmorton Counties,
Reviewed by Heidi E. Ajrami
Helen
Green, East Texas Daughter, Reviewed by James Seymour
James D.
Ivy, No Saloon in the Valley: The Southern Strategy of
Texas Prohibitionists in the 1880s, Reviewed by Carlos
Kevin Blanton
François
Lagarde, The French in Texas: History, Migration, Culture,
Reviewed by Mark Allan Goldberg
Jim and
Barbara Stever, Oi Callie!: The Civil War Letters of Brandt
Badger, Reviewed by Joshua Rene Garcia
Anne
Wilkes Tucker and Mickey Herskowitz, First Down Houston:
The Birth of an NFL Franchise, Reviewed by Jorge Iber
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