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Volume 21,
Number 1 (Spring 2008)
Articles
James T. Bratcher,
"'Plan De San Diego' as the Name of Border Raids
in South Texas in 1915-1916: A Possible Second Meaning," 1-9
Lilia M. Garcia,
"Don Francisco Yturria: Beginnings of a South Texas
Entrepreneur," 10-21
James S.
Olson,
"M. D. Anderson and the Democratization of Cancer
Treatment in South Texas, 1941-1977," 22-38
James Barrera, Ph.D,
"The 1968 San Antonio School Walkouts: The Beginning
of the Chicano Student Movement in South Texas,"
39-61
Amy Meschke Porter,
"The Women of San Esteban de Nueva Tlaxcala: Cultural
Adaptation and Persistence in their Last Will and
Testaments, 1750-1828," 62-76
Book Reviews:
Thad
Sitton and James H. Conrad,
Freedom Colonies: Independent Black Texans in the
Time of Jim Crow,
Reviewed by Kenneth W. Howell
Sara R. Massey (ed.), Texas Women on
the Cattle Trails,
Reviewed by Jeff
Bremer
Bruce Glasrud and Michael Searles (eds.), Buffalo
Soldiers in the West: A Black Soldiers Anthology,
Reviewed by Blake Whitaker
A. C.
Greene, 900 Miles on the Butterfield Trail,
Reviewed
by Jeff Crane
Jerry Thompson,
Cortina: Defending the Mexican Name in Texas,
Reviewed by Jose A. P. Alaniz
Joseph Wheelan, Invading Mexico: America's
Continental Dream and the Mexican War, 1846-1848,
Reviewed by Anthony
Knopp
Jovita Gonzalez, Life along the Border,
Reviewed
by Sara Hudson
Ricardo D. Palacios, The Cowboy: Juan
Salinas, Rodeo Roper & Horseman,
Reviewed by Alicia M. Dewey
Index of the Journal of South Texas, 2007 (Volume 20)
Contributors
Manuscript Guidelines
Membership form for the STHA
Volume 21,
Number 2 (Fall 2008)
Articles
Tim Draves,
"Fresh Ideas: San Antonio's William Menger and his Fascination with Innovation, 1854-1871," 108-118
Christopher B. Bean,
"James Earl Rudder and the Transformation of Texas A&M University," 119-141
Patricia Martinez,
"'Mi estimado Melchor': The Letters of Apolonia Berain de Sanchez and Melchor Sanchez-Navarro of Coahuila, Mexico, 1805-1840," 142-174
James T. Bratcher,
"Stirrups in Relation to Feudalism, the Patron System, and Boss Rule in South Texas Politics,"
175-187
Rob Robinson,
"Why Brownsville Failed to Become 'The Next Coral Gables," 188-211
Book Reviews:
Bruce A. Glasrud and Merline Pitre (eds.),
Black Women in Texas History,
Reviewed by Marian J. Barber
Mary Margaret McAllen Amberson , A Brave Boy and a Good Soldier: John C.C. Hill and the Texas Expedition to Mier,
Reviewed by
Jean A. Stuntz
Chuck Parsons, John B. Armstrong, Texas Ranger and Pioneer Ranchman,
Reviewed by Mary Trackwell
Stefan Nesterowicz, trans. by Elzbieta Szczepaniak McNeilly,
Travel Notes: A Translation of "Notatki z podrozy",
Reviewed
by Dr. John M. Grondelski
H. Joaquin Jackson and James L. Haley,
One Ranger Returns,
Reviewed by Melissa A. Wright
Paul Cool,
Salt Warriors: Insurgency on the Rio Grande,
Reviewed by Dr. James Seymour
Contributors
Manuscript Guidelines
Membership form for the STHA
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