Southwestern Historical Quarterly 2002 - 2003: Vol 106 Index

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Index
A Aldama, Ignacio: and Mexican inde- and, 525
Abernathy, Ralph: 421 pendence, 200 Antiphon the Athenium: Oratory, Law,
Abernethy, Francis Edward: book Alexander, Holmes: 26 and Justice in the Age of Sophists.
ed. by, rev., 338-339 Alexander, Thomas E.: book by, wins award, 628
Abilene Reporter and W. Texas rev., 336 Apache Diaries: A Father-Son Journey,
drought relief, 512, 515, 53 Alger, Bruce: 10 The. vev., 314-315
Abilene Reporter News. A. C. Greene Alger, Russell: 256 Apache Indians: Grenville Goodwin
and, 110 Allardyce, J.C. g1 and, book rev., 314-315; oral his-
Acts of Faith: The Catholic Church in Allen, Charles: and Marshall sit-ins, tories, book rev., 315-317; book
Texas, 1900-1950: rev., 648-649 13-14. 424 425, 427. 45° 433. about, rev., 485-486; spiritual
Adair, John: and Mexican indepen- 436, 437 universe of, book rev., 641
dence, 208-209 Allen, Raye Virginia: and Temple Apache Vowes: Their Stones of Survwal
Adams, Belle: 104 Cultural Activities Center, 301 as Told to Eve Balt vev., 415-317
Adams, David B.: book rev. by, Allen, Winnie: and Republic of Apostles of Disunion: Secession Commis-
470-47" Texas seal, 285 sioners and the Causes of the Civil
Adams, Eulice: 104 Allende, Ignacio: and Mexican in- War. rev., 482-483
Adams, John A., Jr book by, rev., dependence, 199-200, 213 Aradia Publishing: book by, noted,
34 Allison, Fred: book rev. by, 336 29
Adobe Walls: trading post at, 175 Almaraz, Félix D., Jr: and Tejano Aransas Pass: lighthouse at, 127
. Battle of: archeological in- history, 350; book ed. by, rev., Arapaho Indians: and Battle of Red
vestigation, 170, 171 (map), 453-464 River, 169-192; moved to reser-
175-176 Almueltle, Alejandra: 619 vation, 172
Advent. wins book award, 628 Alonzo, Armando C.; and Tejano archacology: Battle of Red River in-
Adventures and Recollections of General history, 355-356 vestigation, article, 16g-192; Ar-
Walter P. Lane, a San Jacinto Veter Amanilo Daily News. B. Mead and, chaeology Awareness Month,
an..., The vev., 631-632 124 293; Institute of Texan Cultures
AFL-CIO: merger, 545; and Civil Amberson, Mary Margaret McAllen: lab, 293; workshop noted, 448.
Rights Movement, 546-547 book by, noted, 445 See also Texas Archeological Soci-
African Americans: in Jasper, Texas, Ambush at Bloody Run: The Wham Pay- ety
J. Lanier and, 103-104; Texas master Robbery of 1889: rev, rchitecture: L. Gilpin’s pho-
elected officials, web exhibit, 326-327 tographs, exhibit, 120; P. John-
r2i-122; at battle of Cabin American Citizens’ Social Club (AC- son and the Amon Carter, 120;
Creek, 128; and Reconstruction SC): formed, 42; goals and signif- N. J. Clayton and Galveston’s,
in Alabama, book rev., 157-158; icance of, 38-49; legacy of educa- 560
and 1876 Constitution, suffrage tion, 41-42; collapse of, 42-43; Archuleta, Elizabeth: book rev. by,
restrictions, 235; in Spanish- gendered nature of, 42 333-334
American War, 258, 272; in Amencan Collection: Works from the Arenas, Reinaldo: 130
American West, bibliography Amon Carter Museum, An: rev., Arizona Territory: Wham paymaster
rev., 327-928; the Elaine race ri- 5 2-505 robbery in, book rev., 326-327
ot, book rev., 334-335; in Texas American Colonies. vev., 493 Arizpe, Miguel Ramos: liberal re-
prison population, 403; and American Federation of Labor forms of, 219
Texas prison reform, 415, 414; (AFL): black membership in, Arkansas: state constitution of, 244
and Mexican American roots, 534. 545; merges with CIO, 545 Arlinton, Texas: W. J. Bardin family
book rev., 469-470; as soldiers American G.1. Forum: formation of, of, papers of, 125-126
along the Rio Grande, book rev., $2, 43; emphasis on education, Arlington Downs Racetrack: W. J.
472-473; and theater craft 43-44: and civil rights, 44-45; bi- Bardin and, 126
unionism, article, 533-548; oil- cultural identity of, 45 Army Regulars on the Western Frontier,
workers, unionization of, 596; American Studies Association: and 1848-1861: rev., 330-331
and communists, 541; honored Hispanic Literary Heritage Con- Arnold,J .B arto: 122
in Civil War, 591; as U.S. troops, ference, 117 Arocha, Francisco: 216, 223
book rev., 644-645; during WWI, Amencan West: The Invention of a Arocha, Tomas: 216
book rev., 649-650. See also Civil Myth, The. rev.. 332-333 Arp, Bill: on Oscar Wilde, 557-558
Rights Movement; segregation Amon Carter Museum of Western Arredondo, Joaquin: and Mexican
Agnor, Margaret: 291, 445 Art: R. Tyler and. 111; exhibits independence, 200, 220-221,
Ahmad, Diana L.: book rev. by, at, noted, 119-120; P. Johnson 226
637-038 and design of, 120; photograph Arreola, Daniel D.: book by, rev.,
Aitchison, Bob: cartoon by, 416 and paper conservation lab, 299; 459-460
Alamo, the: D. Crockett and, 122; reopening for remodeled, 2q9; art: of Great Basin, Amon Carter ex-
D. Crockett’s vest on exhibit at, symposium at, 454; E. Porter ex- hibit, 119-120; portrait draw-
301; receives Maverick family pa- hibit at, 455-455; L. Gilpin ex- ings, Amon Carter exhibit, 119;
pers, 301-302; as an image, book hibit at, 456; collections in, book American printmaking, Amon
rev., 692-639. See also Mission rev., 502-503; photography col- Carter exhibit, 120; photography
San Antonio de Valero lections, Web sites, 621-H22 exhibit, 120; B. Mead exhibit,
Alamo Acequia Madre: 373, 620 Anderson, Dorothy: 425 124-125; New Deal art project,
Alamo Messenger, The online, Anderson, Frank G., Jr: book by, B. Mead and, 124-125; Lungwitz
6ig-H20 rev., 140-141 and Petri collections at
Alaniz, Marie: photograph, 30 Anderson, Patricia: 431 Winedale, 295; T. Flintoff's wa-
Albany, Texas: Rev. J. Brown and Angelo State University: sponsors tercolor of Corpus Christi,
drought relief in, 507-530; Rev. ceramic exhibit and symposium, 296-297; Cowboy Artists of
J. Brown moves to, 510; Clara 618-619 America, 299; R. Pummill exhibit
Barton visits, 523, 524. 527 Angie Debo: Pioneering Histonan: rev., noted, 300; biographical dictio-
Albany News. and W. Texas drought 343-344 nary of Texas artists, rev.,
relief, 517 Anglos and Mexicans in the Making of 345-346; early Texas, center for
Albany Star. and growth of Albany, Texas: $58 (CASETA) organized, 454; Bern-
511; E. Rye and, 517 Anthony, Susan B.; Clara Barton hardt Wall collection, Texas
658 Southwestern Historical Quarterly April
A&M acquires, 457-455; western Convention, 234; on post-Recon- Bexar County Historical Commis
attire, advertising and design, struction Texas, 244-245 sion: and missions acequia sys-
457: the West through artists Barr, Daniel P.: book rev. by, tem, $04
eyes, book rev., 501-502; Amon 319-320, 488-489 Biddle, James: and Battle of Red
Carter collections, book rev., Barraco, Victor: 538 River, 178, 184, 188
502-503; Oscar Wilde tour, arti- Barrera, James B. book rev. by, Billings, Harold: retirement of,
cle, 551-573; aesthetic move- 643-644 614-616, and online Handbook,
ment in, 555: Louis Edward Barringer, Mark: 291; newspaper 615-016
Grenet, 564-565; Winslow column of, 452-453 Bingham, Emily S.: book ed. by,
Homer exhibit, 617; pottery ex- Barrow, H. D.: 482 Fev., 324-325
hibit, 618-H1g; book-design Bartholomew, N. L.; 520 Birmingham, Sam: 28
award, 628. See also Amon Carter Barton, Clara: and creation of Birzer, Bradley ].: book rev. by,
Museum of Western Art; photog- American Red Cross, 507; and W S'5-3'7
raphy Texas drought relief, 507-540; Bishop, Bill: article by, wins award,
Art and Architecture of the Texas Mis takes Red Cross to Charleston, 628
sons, The rev., 629-630 514; and G. Cleveland, 518, 524; Bishop College (Marshall): and civil
As Long As They Don't Move Next Door. visits W. Texas, 521; in Albany, rights, 2, 12, 14; and civil rights
Segregation and Racial Conflict in 523. 524-525. 527; and Civil sit-ins, article, 419-440
Amerwan Neighborhoods. rev., War, 525-524: speaks at Shack- Black Cowboys of Texas. vev., 142-143
337-335 elford County courthouse, 525; Black Prisoners and Their World: Al
As Old as Dallas Itself: A History of and Susan B. Anthony, 525; and abama, 1865-1900 rev.,
Lawyers in Dallas, the Dalias Bar As Women's National Press Associa- 157-158
socrations, and the City They Helped tion, 525; her thoughts on Texas Black Regulars, 1866-1898, The. vev..,
Build: vev., 446-447 visit, 526-527; her philosophy of O44-O45
Assault (the racehorse): G. Perry aid, 528-529; and Galveston blacks. See African Americans
and, 65 flood, 529 Blacks in the Amencan West and Be
Associated Press: and Marshall sit- Bass, Rick: book by, wins award, 628 yond—Amenca, Canada, and Mexr
ins, 429 Bastrop Advertiser. and Oscar Wilde co: A Selectively Annotated Bibhogra
Addantw Coast Line Railroad: vev., 499 tour, 501 phy. vev., 327-428
Austin, Texas: and Spanish-Ameri- Bastrop, Texas: and Oscar Wilde Blake, Harry: 420-421, 422-424
can War, 255; sit-in movement in, tour, 501 Blakeley, Bassett: gos
4'9. 49%; and W. Texas drought Battle, Elizabeth: and TSHA, 289 Blanton, Carlos Kevin: book rev. by,
relief, 520; and Oscar Wilde tour, Battle of San Jacinto: symposium 499-470
55%: Hood's Texas Brigade re- on. 447-445 Blasingame, Tom: article about,
union in, 595 Baum, Dale: on 1875 Constitutional noted, 620
“Austin City Limits”: 24 Convention, 249 Blocker, John R. book about, rev
Austin Daily Democrat Statesman Bautista de las Casas, Juan: and 1gi-142
and 1875 Constitutional Conven- Mexic an independenc ¢, 200 Blood in Thea Eyes: The Elaine Race
on, 244 Beall Brothers: 88 Massacres of 191. TeV, 444-335
Austen Daily Statesman: and W. Texas Bean, Claire. o& Bloom, John Porter: book rev. by,
drought relief, 512, 520-521 Beasley, Ricardo: book with illustra- Higi-ge2
Austin History Center: Republic of tions by, rev., gog—418 Blacher, Maria von: letters of, book
Texas seal at, 285-286 Beck, Cark band of, and Spanish- rev., 043-44
Autry, Gene: 457 American War, 263 “Blue Billy”: 175
Autry Museum of Western Heritage Beck, Matthew W.: town named for, Blue Hole, the (San Antonio River)
57 627 noted, 620-H21
Avery, Laura Maverick Graves: 402 Beckville, Texas: book about, noted, Blumin, Stuart: 45-36
B 627 Bob Bullock Texas State History
Beckville, Texas: History of the Town Museum: Crockest exhibit at,
Baird, Rebecca: 116 and Its Schools, 627 noted, 122-123; Crockett exhibit
Baker, T. Lindsay: 449; book by, Bedford, L. A: 454 at, rev., 158-160; Texas country
noted, 127 Beecher, Jonathan: book by, rev., music exhibit at, 2q4; western
Baldwin, Frank: and Baule of Red 50-151 wear exhibit at, 456-457; IMAX
River, 175-179, 182, 184-185, Beil, Gail K., 291, 448, 452: article film of, 617-618
iss by, 1-29 Bolivar Point: lighthouse, 127
Ball, Durwood: book by, rev., Beil, Greg: 452 Bolling, Eldridge: 597
330-335" Being Rapoport: Capitalist with a Con Bolton and Shoemaker: 88
Ball, Eve: and Apache Indians, book SUNEE. 127; TEV.. 475-476 Bonham, Texas: and Spanish-Amer-
FEV, 315-317 Belknap, William: and Battle of Red ican War, 258
Ball, Larry D.: book by, rev. River, 176 Bonilla, Ruben: 46
g20-327 Bell, Walter F.: book rev. by, “Book Reviews”: edited by F. de la
Ball, Thomas H.: 4o5 145-150 Teja, ig1-160, 307-348,
Ballentine, George H.: 128 Bell County Genealogist: 118 159-504, 629-655
Ballinger, William P.: and 1875 Bell County Historical Commission border, U.S.-Mexico: Louisiana Pur-
Constitutional Convention, 249, publishes resource guide, chase and, 204
250; and Democratic Party, 249 12qg-150 borderlands, U.S.-Mexico: medieval
Barclay, Donald A. book ed. by, Belo, A. H.: and W. Texas drought culture and, book rev., 557-156;
501-502 relief, 514, 525-526, 528 Nuevo Leon-Texas frontier, book
Bardin, Beatrice Putman: 126 Benavides, Adan: book rev. by, rev., 156-157; TSHA sessions on,
Bardin, William J: papers of, UTA H2g-H30 2hy4
acquires, 125-126 Benavides, Santos: and Tejano his- Borrego, Alfred: 45
Barlow, |. D.: 88 tory. 353 Borrowed Light. wins award, 628
Barnard’s Mill, Texas: 129 Bentson, Brian: 116 Boswell, Angela: book by, rev.,
Barnett, Doug: 289 Bergfield, Will: 284 135-136; book rev. by, 480-481
Barr, Alwyn: on 1875 Constitutional Bevilport, Texas: Lanier store in, 79 Botham, Fay: book rev. by, 645-646
2003 Index
Bowman, Bob: newspaper column Cotton and Rural History Confer- 397-417. 416 (cartoon)
of, 452-453; book by, rev., ence, 447 Canadian River: buffalo hunters on,
497-498 buffalo hunting: and Bate of Red 174-175
Boynton v. Virginia: 5 River, 173-175 Canales, Herb: 297
Brackenridge, Geoge W.: “Fern- buffalo soldiers: book about, rev., Canwell, Gregg: 116
ridge” residence of, 620-621 644-045 Capitol (Texas): Hood's Texas
Brading, D. A.: 226 Buffalo Wallow, Battle of: archeo- Brigade monument at, 595
Bradley, Omar: and war games at logical investigation, 170, 171 Cardenas, José Maria: 370
Jasper, 100 (map) Caribbean Sea: Virginia Garrett
Brandt, Henry C.: photograph, 596 Bugbee, H. D.: mural designed by, Lectures on, 122
Brave Bulls, The. reprinted, 405, 124 Carleton, Don E.: 2q5; and Bob Bul-
Brazoria County: Ramsey prison Bugg, ]. Bruce, Jr.: 302 lock Texas State History Muse-
farm in, 405 Buisseret, David: 122 um, 122; and Ben Z. Grant, 452:
Brazos County: history of medicine Bullard, Henry Adams: and Mexi- book by, rev. 475-476; and
in, book rev., 140-141 can independence, 222-223 Newsweek archives, 625-626
Brazos Santiago: lighthouse at, 127 Bullion, John L.; book by, rev., 152 Carlson, Paul H.: book ed. by, rev
Breach, The. vev., 503-504 Bullock State History Museum. See 142-143; book rev. by, 641
Brenham, Texas: and Oscar Wilde Bob Bullock State History Muse- Caro, Robert: attends Texas Book
tour, 556-557 um Festival, 623
Brenham Banner. and Oscar Wilde Bunkley, C. B., Jr: 425, 432-433. Carpenter, Liz: 27
tour, 556-557: on Confederate 134, 436 Carraro, Francine: book rev. by,
reunion, 595 Bunting, Robert: book rev. by, 502-503
Bretiell, Richard: 120-121 19!~492 Carricker, Bob: 287
Breuer, Brad: and Alamo Messenger, Burnet, Texas: and Oscar Wilde Carrigan, William D.; book rev. by,
Hig-b20 tour, 555, 573 142-143
Brewer, Don N.: 102 Burns, Bob: 58 Carroll, H. Bailey: and Republic of
Brice, Donaly E.: book by, noted, Burns, Chester R.: book rev. by, Texas seal, 285-286
og 14go-141 Carte, Richard d’Oyly: and Oscar
Bridge, H. A: 429 Burt, J. On 429 Wilde, 553-554
Bridges, Amy: book by, rev., 448 Bush, George: book about, rev., Carter, George Washington: 586
Briggs, George Waverly: and Texas 339-34° Carter, Jimmy: signs bill for Mis-
prison reform, 397. 399-400, Butler, Gary: 118 sions National Historical Park,
qiz Butler College: 420 391
BBrriilll,l anCth arVliecsto:r y:2 g2T he Second Crnl War Cc Caretdw,r i3g0h5t, Gary: book by, reprint-
Battle of Cabin Creek, Indian Territo- C. H. Guenther and Son at 150 Years Casanova, Juan Pablo: 370
ry, 125 The Legacy of a Texas Milling Pio- Cashion, Ty: 117; book rev. by,
Brister, Robert Hanks: papers of, neer, vev., 147-148 151-152, 487-488; and ETHA,
UTA acquires, 126 Cabell, Ben E.: and prison reform, 2g!
Bristol, H. B. and Batile of Red Riv- 398, 402-403, 4O7, 411, 415, Cassatt, Mary: 120
er, 178 "7 Castatieda, Carlos E.: J. Cisneros
Britt, John: and TSHA, 289 Cabin Creek Station, Cherokee Na- painting of, 348; and Tejano his-
Brodnax, Randy: 619 tion: 128 tory, 350, 353: and black theater
Brotherhood of Railway and Catin in the Sky (musical): 537 workers, 538-539
Steamship Clerks: 542 Cadena, Francisco: 470 Castaneda, Juan de: 370
Brothers in Arms: A Journey from War to Calderon, Roberto R.; book by, rev., Catholic Church, the: book about,
Peace. reprinted, 405, 154-465 rev., 648-649
Brown, Clarence “Gatemouth”: 294 Caldwell, C. M: Webb Society cattlemen: and W. Texas drought,
Brown, Gary: book by, rev.. 473-474 Awards, 623-624 513-54 545, 516-517, 522
Brown, J. L.: 88 Caldwell, Shirley W.. TSHA presi- 524. 529; and Wire-Cutting War,
Brown, John Henry: and W. Texas dential address, noted, 444; arti- 514
drought relief, 512 cle by, 507-530 Cavendish, Bob: book rev. by, 493
Brown, Junior: 294 Calhoun, J. H.: 523 Cavitt, R. Ax 542
Brown, Rev. John: and C. Barton Califano, Joseph: 11 Cazneau, Jane McManus Storm:
and W. Texas drought relief, arti- Callahan County: Rev. |. Brown and book about, rev., 144-145
cle, 507-530: photograph of, f drought relief in, 512, 514.524 Center for the Advancement and
507; background of, 508-509; Calvert, Robert A.; on 1875 Consti- Study of Early Texas Art (CASE-
children of, 510, 52g; Jack Coun- tutional Convention, 239; on TA): organized, 454
ty farm of, 510; his wip east for Texas history, 450 Chaney, James: 23-24
aid, 514-515; the three groups Calvert, Robert W. (chief justice): Chappell Hill, Texas: and Hood's
critical of him, 515; later life and 352-353 Texas Brigade, 575-597; settle-
death of, 529-530 Calvillo, Francisco: 470, 386 ment and early days of, 576; de-
Brown and Dixon: 88 Calvillo, Maria: 470 cline of, 595-596
Brown Shoe Company: 99 Camp, Walter: 2g2 Chappell Hill Female College: 595
Brown v. Board of Education: 11 Camp Cooper: Larn ranch at, 509 Charleston, S.C.; earthquake and
Broyles, William, Jr: book by, Camp Egbert: in Spanish-American Red Cross aid, 514
reprinted, 305, War, 278 Chavez, Thomas E.: book by, rev.,
Bryan, Jimmy L., Jr: book ed. by, Camp Mabry (Austin): military 475-477
rev., 641-032 forces museum at, 118; as volun- Cheatam, Scooter: 308
Bryan, King: and Hood's Texas teer camp for Spanish-American Cheeseman, Bruce S.: book ed. by,
Brigade, 585 War, 261, 263-266, 268 rev., 643-644
Buell, George P.: and Battle of Red Campbell, Randolph B.: 447; book Cheyenne Indians: and Battle of
River, 177 rev. by, 634-434 Red River, 169-192; moved to
Buenger, Walter L.: book by, noted, Campbell, Thomas Mitchell: as gov- reservation, 172
11g; on Texas history, 350; and ernor, and prison reform, article, Chicano movement: in New Mexi-
660 Southwestern Historical Quarterly April
co, book rev.. 152-159; and Claiborne, William C. C.: and Mexi- Congress for Industrial Organiza-
Texas historiography, 452, 456 can independence, 201, 206 tion (CIO): and black theater
Chicoine, Stephen: article by, Clare, Liz: 121 workers, 535-536, 541. 545:
575-597 Clark, John E., Jr: book by, rev. merges with AFL, 5.45
ChilcoteJ,im : 125 153-454 Congress of Racial Equality
Childers, Bess: 101-102, 105 Clark, Ramsey. grandfather of, 405, (CORE): birth of, 4; and Free-
Charcahua Apache Women and Chil Clark, Tom C.: and 1912 guberna- dom Rides, 5-6; and Freedom
dren: Safekeepers of the Heritage. torial race, 405 Summer, 23. 26; black unions
rev., 485-486 Clark Company, Arthur H.: centen- and, 546. Ser also Johnson, Lyn-
Chisholm Trail: Heritage Trails nial of, noted, 449-45! don B
brochure on, 405-306 Clayton, Lawrence: book by, rev., Conrad, Frank: 527
Christensen, Bonnie: book by, rev.. 467-468, 653-054 Considerant, Victor: book about,
Mos! Clayton, Nicholas |: and Galveston rev., 150-151
Christian, Garna L. article by, architecture, 560 Contemporary Ranches of Texas. rev..
57-74 Clayton Library Center for Ge- 053-954
Cisco, Texas: drought in, 512; Clara nealogical Research (Houston) Contested Homeland: A Chicano Histo-
Barton in, 524 honored, 624 ry of New Mexwo, The rev.,
Cisneros, José: painting of C. Cas- Cleave, Virginia Van: 302 152-153
taneda, 445 Clemons, Tom: 538 Contrary Neighbors: Southern Plains
civil rights: LB] and the 194 act, ar- Cleveland, Grover: and W. Texas and Removed Indians m Indian Ter
ucle, 1-2q; first US. sitin, 4; drought relief, 518, 524. 525. nilory. TeV., 151-152
LBJ's 1957 bill, gq, 12, 25; 1964 527 Coogler, Frank: 545
act, signing of, photograph, 10, Clinton, Bill: and J. Farmer, 26 Cooper, Don: 430
107; lunch counter sit-ins, 12-14, Clothrum, Dallas: book rev. by, Cope, Millard: 6, 42q; and civil
25; 1964 act, signing ceremony, 44-845 rights, 26
24-25; 1965 Voting Rights Act, Coahuila: coal mining in, book rev., Copeland, Carlyn: book rev. by, 133
24. 28; in Victoria, 49; American 404-405 Coppinger, John J.: 268
GL. Forum and, 44-45 coal mining: Texas, book rev Corbett, Danny: and TSHA, 289
Civil Rights Movement: and Texas 4194-495 Corpus Christi, Texas: T. Flintoff's
historiography, 951; Marshall, Coastal Bend Community Founda- watercolor of, 2q6-297; sitin
Texas sitins, article, 419-440; ton: 297 movement in, 438, 439; M. von
and black labor unions, 546; tele- Cogswell, Nathaniel: 218 Blacher’s letters from, book rev.,
vision and, 546 Coke, Richard: and Democratic Par- O43-O44
Civil War, the: battle at Cabin fy, 249 Corpus Christi Museum: city history
Creek, book noted, 128; effect Cole, T.W s 444. 436 exhibit at, 2q6-297
on frontier settlements, Colley, Betty: book by, rev., Corpus Christi Public Library: 297
i7o-172; Clara Barton and, 495-497 Corral Dust. 124
525-526; Ro KO Felder and Collins, Carr P.: and Marshall sit-ins, Corsicana, Texas: and W. Texas
Hood's Texas Brigade, article, 429 drought relief, 528
575-597: yellow fever amongst Collins, Steven G. book rev. by, Cortez, Frank: photograph, 30
soldiers, 577. 575: Eltham's 153-454 Cos, José Maria: and Mexican inde-
Landing, 579; Gaines’ Mill, 580; Colquitt, Oscar B: photograph of, pendence, 220-221
Second Manassas, 580; Seven 496; as governor, and prison re- Coss, John: 422
Days’ Battle, 580; Antictam, form, article, 497-417; back- Cotera, Martha P.; book by, noted,
582-583; Gettysburg, 584-557. ground of, goo; and prohibition, 357
597: Round Top, 554-555: 400-401, 403-404; his generosi- Cotton, Helen: 91, 44
Arkansas Post, 586; Chickamau- ty with pardons, 4o2 Cotton and Rural History Confer-
ga. 587-588: Knoxville Comal County: book about, rev., ence: 447
588-58q; The Wilderness, 589; 14qg-140 Cousar, James E.: book rev. by,
African Americans honored in, Comanche, Texas: and Oscar Wilde 195-139, 321-323. 474-475
591; Richmond, 591-592; Appo- tour, 550 Cowboy Artists of America: muse-
mattox, 59%; surrender at Appo- Comanche Indians: and Battle of ums houses works of, 2qg-300
mattox, 59%; last surviving Con- Red River, 169-192; moved to cowboys: book rev. 142-143; va
federate, 597 reservation, 172; book about, queros of King and Kennedy
. book revs.: in W. Texas and rev... 333-334 ranches, book rev.. 465-476;
New Mexico, 148-150; the Rich- Common Ground World Project Mexican and US. ranching,
mond Campaign, 317-315; Lee's Hig book rev., 467-408
army, 315~$19; myth of the Lost Communist Party: and Marshall sit- Cowboy Way: An Exploration of History
Cause, 319-320; the Sibley ins, 435-435; and black theater and Culture, The. vev., 142-143
Brigade, 420-321; Confederate unions, 540-541 Cowden, Courtney: 2g2
symbols in contemporary South, Compton, Charles: and Battle of Cox, Joseph: 433
321-324; the Heartland battles, Red River, 178, 184-185, Cox, Patrick: 626; book by, noted,
478: exiled Confederates, Confederacy, the: erection of mon- 127: book rev. by, 500-501
479-450: secession Commission- uments to, 595 Crain, John W. book rev. by,
ers and, 482-484; railroads in, Confederate Army: condition at sur- 349-347
153-454 render, 5993; last surviving veter- Crane, Martin: 405
Cril War in the Southwest: Recollec an of, 597. See also Hood's Texas Crawford, Garfield: 409
tions of the Sibley Brigade. vev.. Brigade Crawford, W. L.; and 1875 Constitu-
320-421 Confederate Settlements in British Hon tional Convention, 250
Chal War in West Texas and New Mex duras. rev., 479-480 Cris Garcia Memorial Scholarship
wo: The Lost Letierbook of Brigadier Confederate Symbols in the Contempo- Banquet: 48
General Henry Hopkins Sibley. vev.. rary South: rev., 321-323 Crisp, James E117, 447
145-150 Conference of Studio Unions Crockett, David: exhibit on, noted,
Civilian Conservation Corps (COC): (CSU): and black theater work- 122-123; D. Taylor's one-man
in Jasper, gg-100 ers, 540 show as, 124; exhibit on, rev.,
2003 Index 661
158-160; his buckskin vest on ex- Daughters of the Republic of Texas disease: in Spanish-American War
hibit, go1 Library: Tobin map collection at, soldiers, 272-274, 277. 279. See
Cronkite, Walter: 625 302-303 also yellow fever
Crook, George: book about, Davidson, John W.: and Battle of DiSimoni, Katherine: 116, 288
458-489 Red River, 177 Disney, Dorothy Cameron: 69
Crosby, Howard: 516 Davis, Elaine: 303 Disney, Loren: 69
Crouch, Barry A.; remembrance of, Davis,J .T .: 515 Dixie Chicks, the: 294
108-109; photograph of, 109 Davis, Linda Mitchell: 2g2 Dixon, Bess: 86-87
Crow, Marsha: 289 Davis Mountains: Evans Gang in, Dobak, William A.: book by, rev.,
Crowder, Bob: 430 ment. 509 644-045
Crowder, Crystal: 116 Davy, Richard: 429 Dobie, J. Frank: G. Perry and, 6o,
Crowder, Dina: 116 Dawson, Joseph G. “Chip”: and 65, 66-67
Cruse, J. Brett: article by, 169-192 TSHA, 114, 284, 444; book rev. Dodge, Beatrice: 301
Cuba: burial practices in, 276, 277 by, 318-319 Dogan, Matthew: 2-3, 8, 9
(photograph). See also Spanish- De Leon, Arnoldo: bibliography of Dohoney, E. L.; and 1875 Constitu-
American War Tejano history, 303-305; book tional Convention, 249
sulberson, Charles Allen: and rev. by, 313-914. 632-699; arti- Doniphan, Alexander W.: 284
Spanish-American War, 258, cle by, 349-364 drought: W. Texas, article, 507-530
265, 266, 270, 272, 275; and De Leon, Martin: Victoria founded Duane, Frank: 69
1gt2 gubernatorial race, 405 by, $1 Dubberley, Emmett: g1
ullen Montgomery Baker: Reconstruc De Leon, Patricia de la Garza: 31 Dudley, Dave: 175
tion Desperade. 104 De Leon Club (Victoria): 33; orga- Dudley, Shelly: book rev. by,
‘ummins, Light Townsend: book nization and nature of, 50-52; 650-651
rev. by, 646-647 and University of Houston, 51; Duffy, S. M.: book rev. by, 147-148
surry, M. L.: 429. 434 philanthropy of, 52 Dugger, Ronnic: and Marshall sit-
surtin, Mary Ellen: book by, rev., De Vorsey, Louis: 122 ims, 421, 429
157-158 Dearen, Patrick: books by, rev., Dunn, Jeff: 447
turtis, W. Rc 515 333-334 Dupree, Goldstein: 121
Debo, Angie: book about, rev., Durham, Walter J.: 434, 436
D 343-344 Duty, Michael: 2g9-300
Dailey, Charles A. 515 Decatur Baptist College (Dallas Dyreson, Jodella K.; book rev. by,
Dallas, Texas: library, book rev., Baptist University): 126 307-308
133; lawyers in, book rev., 446- DeChano, Lisa M.: book rev. by, E
347: and W. Texas drought re- 494-495
lief, 512, 522; black theater Decker, Stefanie: book rev. by, Eagle, Joe H.« and black theater
unions in, article, : 545; and 324-325 unions, 541
Oscar Wilde tour, 556. 559: Mel- Decolonal Imaginary, The. 457-358 Early History of Port Arthur, Texas.
ba Theatre in, photograph, 601 Defending the Borders: The Texas noted, 129
Dallas: The Deciding Years. 114 Rangers, 1848-1861: rev., Earp, E. B.: 129
Dallas Baptist University: 126 639-640 Easley, Edwin S.: 258
Dallas Daily Herald: and Oscar Wilde Delgado, Antonio: and Salado East Texas Historical Association:
tour, 559 Creek killings, 195 meeting of, 2go-291, 448, 614
Dallas Morning News. and Marshall Delgado, Clemente: 216 East Texas Histonwal Jowrnat forestry
sit-ins, 429, 431 (photograph); Democratic Party: LULAC and, 33; issue of, noted, 2q1
and W. Texas drought relief, and 1875 Constitutional Conven- Eastland, James: 26
512-530 tion, 292-253; Texas, and 1912 Eckhardt, C. F.: book by, rev., 146
Dallas Negro Chamber of Com- gubernatorial race, 405, Edge of the Sword: The Ordeal of Carpet-
merce: and black theater work- DeMorse, Charles: and 1875 Consti- bagger Marshall H. Twitchelt vev.,
ers, 543 tutional Convention, 238, 323-324
Dallas News. and Texas prison re- 249-2 education: Mexican American orga-
form, 399 Denman, Leroy G., Jr: 302 nizations and, 41-42, 43-44. 47-
Dallas Public Library: Celebrating a Denton, Lynn: 457 48, 50, 52; 1875 Constitutional
Century of Service: vev., 133 depression. See Great Depression, Convention and, 237-241, 246-
Dallas Times Herald: G. Perry and, the 252
fo; A. C. Greene and, 110-111; DeVos, Julius: 448 Edwards, C. E.: 5.4:
and Marshall sit-ins, 429 Dew, Charles B.: book by, rev., Egbert, Harry C.: 278
Dallas USA 452-453 Ehrlich, Edith: 619
Dallas Weekly Herald) and Oscar Diaz, Juan Pablo: 370 Eisenhower, Dwight D.: and war
Wilde tour, 556 Diaz, Santiago: 370, 386 games at Jasper, 100
Damon Wells Foundation: 620 Dick, James: and Round Top music el Congreso del Pueblo del Habla Es-
Dance Halls and Last Calls: A History festival, 300 panot. 45
of Texas Country Music. rev., 652- Dickson, J. L.: 378-379 El Paso, Texas: TSHA meets in,
653 Different Travellers, Different Eyes: 284-285, 444-445
Daniel, Price: and Marshall sit-ins, Artists’ Narratives of the Amencan El Paso County: Rev. J. Brown and
43. 435; historical marker for, West, 1820-1920: rev., 501-502 drought relief in, 521
454-455: book about, rev., Dillon, Emma: 476, 378 El Paso Herald: and Oscar Wilde
4747-475 Din, Gilbert C.: book by, rev., tour, 558-559
Daniel House, Jean and Price (Lib- gii-giz Elaine, Arkansas: race massacres in,
erty): 455 Dinosaur Valley State Park: 129 book rev., 334-335
Daughters of the Republic of Texas: Diosa y Hembra: The History and Her- Elder, Ralph: 286
and the Alamo, 301; administer itage of Chicanas in the United Eldridge, Bolling: 595
the Alamo, 392; symposium States. and Tejano history, 357 Eldridge, Frank: 591
sponsored by, 447-448; search Dirck, Brian R: book rev. by, Elephants in Your Mailbox. 111
for Alamo materials, 621. See also 479-480 Elias, Norbert: 398-399
Alamo, the Dirksen, Everett: 20, 27 Eliot Porter: The Color of Wildness
662 Southwestern Historical Quarterly April
(exhibit): Web site for, 621-622 Feldman, Glenn: book ed. by, rev., shall sit-ins, 429
Elizondo, Ignacio: and Mexican in- 481-482 Foster, William Z.: 425
€, 200, 214, 222 Fellowship of Reconciliation (Chi- Fowler, Gene: book by, noted, 129
Elliou, Emma Felder: 586 cago): 4 Francaviglia, Richard: 122
Elion, Glen: 428 FEMA: 529 France: and Mexican indepen-
Elliou, Thomas A.: 586, 588, 590 Ferber, Edna: 68 dence, 208
Ellis, Mrs. W. D.: 286 Ferdinand VII (Spain): Mexican in- Frank, L. E.: 88
Emlayson, James: 303 surgents’ stance toward, 199, Franklin, Earl: 427, 431
Emory, William H.: map by, noted, 203, 208, 225 Frantz, Joe B.: and W. Eugene Hol-
403 Ferguson, Henry: 258 lon, 287-288; book about, rev.,
Empresanos’ Children: The Welders of Ferguson, William: 524 34!-343
Texas. rev., “Fernridge” (G. Brackenridge resi- Frazier, Donald S.: book with fore-
dence): 620-621 word by, rev., 20-321
haspana de los Estados Unidos. not- Fett, Sharla M.: book by, rev.. 645- Freedmen’s Bureau: B. Crouch and
ed, 130 646 research of, 108-109
Endunng Navajo, The. noted, 456 Field, Cyrus W.: 518 Freedmen’s Bureau and Black Texans.
Epperson, Benjamin: and Democra- Fighting Texas Navy, 1832-1842, noted, 108
tic Party, 249 The rev. 145 Freedom Rides: |. Farmer and, 4-6,
Equal Employment Opportunity film: labor unionism and the mo- 22
Commission (EEOC): and black tion picture industry, article, Freedom Summer: disappearance
union workers, 547-548 533-545: black musicals, 537; of CORE workers during, 24-24
Eustis, William: and Mexican inde- television's effect on movie in- Frémont, John C.: 120
pendence, 201-202, 203-204 dustry, 539. 543 Friedman, Kinky: book by, wins
Evans Gang: in Davis Mins., ment., Finty, Tom, Jr.: and Texas prison re- award, 628
509 form, 397, 399-400, 412 Frith, J. Aaron: book rev. by,
Everett, Freeman: 542 First of a Kind: The Building of the 644-645
Exley, Jo Ella Powell: book by, rev., South's First Newsprint Milt rev., From Savages to Subjects: Missions in
454-455 497-498 the History of the American South
Fisher, Lewis F.: book by, rev., 147- west Tev., $12-313
Fabiani, Roberta: book rev. by, 150- 148 frontier: George Crook and, book
15! Flagler, Henry M.: 270, 273 rev., 488-489; German pioneers
Fair Employment Practice Commis- Fleming, J]. R: and W. Texas on, book rev., 489-490
sion (FEPC): and black theater drought relief, 515, 517. 518, Frontier Blood: The Saga of the Parker
workers, 538-539 20, 528 Family. rev., 484-485
Fairchild, Lewis: book by, rev., 642- Flintoff, Thomas: Corpus Christi wa- frontier, U.S: army regulars on,
643 tercolor of, 2g6—297 book rev., 330-331; loneliness
Families of America. 68 Flood, John: 515 on, book rev., 642-643. See also
Family Tree Magazine 624 Flores, Dan: book by, rev., 328-329 West, the
Famous Texas Folklorists and Theiw Sto- Flores, Richard R.: book by, rev., Fry, Charles: 429
nes. rev., 137-138 632-633; book rev. by, 634-635 G
Farb, Albert: 538 Flores, Salvador: 470, 386 G. Garrett Lewis et al. v. San Antonio
Farb, Harold: 538 Flournoy, George: and 1875, Consti- River Authority: 380-382,
Farmer, David: 297 tutional Convention, 247, 246, 384-386
Farmer, James Leonard, Jr: and 250 Gagarin, Michael: book by, wins
LB]'s Civil Rights legislation, Floyd, Koy: 449 award, 625
1-2q; early life and career, 3-6, Foley, Neil: 458-359, 364 Gaines, Jemes: and Mexican inde-
and Freedom Riders, 4-6, 22; re- folklore: book about, rev., 147-138; pendence, 213
lationship with LB], 14-15, 20, miscellany volume of Texas Folk- Gaines, Matthew: 121
21-29, 25, 28; and sit-ins, 14; and lore Society, rev., 338-339 Gallagher, Gary W.: book ed. by,
JFK, 20-21; photograph of, 21; Ford, James W.: and communist or- rev., 17-318, 319-320; book by,
and Mississippi Freedom Democ- ganization of black workers, 541 rev., 318-319
ratic Party, 22; tests Civil Rights Ford, O'Neil: 299 Galvan, Eddie: orchestra, 51
Act, 25-26; and R. Innis, 29; wins forestry: journal focuses on, 2g1 Galveston, Texas: and Spanish-
Medal of Freedom, 29. Ser also Forgotten Texas Census, 1887-88, American War, 258, 260, 265,
Congress of Racial Equality The on W. Texas drought, 513 272; sit-in movement in, 419,
Faulkner, Larry R.: 626 Fort Bend County: Harlem State 438. 439; 1885 fire in, and the
FBI: and Freedom Summer, 24-24; Prison Farm in, 415 Red Cross, 516; Oscar Wilde in,
and Marshall sit-ins, 456 Fort Bliss: influence on El Paso, pa- 555- 557, 559-562; Galveston
Federal Mediation and Conciliation per noted, 284 Pavilion, 555 (photograph), 560;
Services (FMCS): and black the- Fort Clark: and Spanish-American Tremont Hotei in, 560
ater workers, 538 War, 267 Galveston Cotton Exchange: and
Fehr, Kregg M.: book rev. by, 499 Fort Griffin: Rev. ]. Brown preaches railroad regulation, 236
Fehrenbach, T. R.: Book Award win- at, 509 Galveston Daily News. and 1875 Con-
ners, 626 Fort Houston: Hood's Texas stitutional Convention, 236, 250;
Felder, Gabriel: 575, 576 Brigade reunion at, photograph, and Spanish-American War, 274;
Felder, Jesse: 575 594 and W. Texas drought relief,
Felder, Miers: 595; with Hood's Fort Sam Houston: and Spanish- 514; and Oscar Wilde tour, 559,
Texas Brigade, 575. 579, 581- American War, 268 561; on Gettysburg, 585-586
582 Fort Worth, Texas: black theater Galveston, Harrisburg and San An-
Felder, Rufus King: photograph, workers in, and unions, 535 tonio Railroad: Oscar Wilde on,
574. 596; with Hood's Texas Fort Worth Botanical Gardens: W. J. 560, 562
Brigade, article, 575-597; on be- Bardin and, 126 Galveston Jetty: lighthouse at, 127
ing photographed, 578; on Sec- Fort Worth Gaztte. and W. Texas Galveston News. and prison reform,
ond Manassas, 581; later life, drought, 511-530 399
593-597 Fort Worth Star Telegram: and Mar- + goo storm: 127; Rosen-
2003 Index 663
berg Library web site features, lice. 109 Gutiérrez-Magee expedition: 210-
453-454; book rev., 495-496; Gower, Patricia: book rev. by, 481- 211; aims of, 195~196; origins of,
and Clara Barton, 529 482 208-209
Gano, Richard M.: 128 Grace, William Russell: 516, 518 H
Garcia, Hector P.: 43-44 Gramon, Jim: book by, rev., 137-
Garcia, Mario T.: 34 138 Hadeler, Glenn: 448
Garcia, Richard: 33-34 Granados, Manuel: 370 Hafertepe, Kenneth: and TSHA,
Garland, David: 398-399 Grange, the: and 1875 Constitu- 293, 446
Garrett, Julia Kathryn: and Mexican tional Convention, 232-253 Haggard, Edith: 64, 65, 73
independence, 196-198, 216, Grant, Ben Z.: retirement of, 452 Hale, Nathan M.: 223
218 Grant, Ulysses S.: at The Wilderness, Haley, James L.: book by, wins
Garrison, Homer: 430 589 award, 626; book by, rev.,
Garza-Falcén, Leticia: and Tejano Graves, John: book by, reprinted, 633-634
history, 360 $95 Haley Library Newsletter. article in,
gatling gun: and Battle of Red River, Graves, Lawrence: remembrance of, noted, 620
180, 186, 188, 191 (table) 113-114 Haley Memorial Library and History
Gay, Willie Lee: Texas Southern Graybill, Andrew: book rev. by, Center (Midland): Cowman’s
University honors, 616-617 630-631 Award of, 291-292; research fel-
GGeelelriyn,g ,F lWo.y d L.M: .:4 332 84 Gredautr inDge,p re9s2s; iopnr,o mothtee:r shsoalpelsi ftdiunrg- Halflio wships Roefe,f :3 0l6i ghth at, 127
General George Crook and the Western ing, 93-95 Hall, G. Emlen: book by, rev.,
Frontier. vev., 488-489 Great Plains Cattle Empire: Thatcher 650-651
Gente Decente: A Borderlands Response Brothers and Associates (1875- Hall, Sam B.: 434
to the Rhetoric ofD ominance. 360 1945) rev., 325-326 Hall, Sam B., Sr.: 13,
Genwen, Arthur: 263 Great Plains, the: environmental Hall, Tisch: 297
George Bush: The Life of a Lone Star history in, book rev., 328-329 Hall, W. W.: 423, 432
Yankee. rev., 339-340 Green, Frank: 436 Hallmark, Dan: 91
German Pioneers on the American Fron- Green, George Norris: book rev. by, Halstead, Dirck: 625,
tier: The Wagners in Texas and Illi- 475-476, as TSHA president, Hammond, T. E.: 521
nois. rev., 489-490 605-607; photograph of, 606 Hancock, Allen: 83
German Texans: decorative arts of, Greene, A. C.: remembrance of, Hancock, Butch: 294; photography
exhibit, 457 110-113 of, exhibit, 294
Germans: on American frontier, Greene, Casey Edward: book ed. by, Hancock, Mrs. Giby (Boots): 96
book rev., 489-490 Fev., 495-496 Handbook of Texas Online. curricu-
Gerstle, Gary: 35-36 Gregath Publishing Company: book lum tools of, 289-2g0; images
Gibbons, Reginald: book by, wins by, noted, 128 database of, 2go; Texas Connec-
award, 628 Gregg, John: and Hood's Texas tions feature of, 2go; search en-
Gilbert and Sullivan: Oscar Wilde Brigade, 589, 591 gine for, 446; H. Billings and,
and, 551, 553-554 Grenet, Honore: and the Alamo, 615-616
Gillette, Mike: oral history inter- 565 Handlin, Oscar: 357
views of, 8, 11, 12 Grenet, Louis Edward: Oscar Wilde Hanrahan, James: 175
Gilpin, Laura: architectural photog- and, 564-565, Harbin, Jason: 116
raphy, exhibit, 120; exhibit of Griffin Hills: and Battle of Red Riv- Hardin, John Wesley: 109, 284
work, 456 er, 181-154, 186 Hardin, Stephen L.: book rev. by,
Girard, Pierre: and Mexican inde- Gross-BrennemJaewne,ll : 619 308-309
pendence, 208, 221 Guadalupe Victoria (Victoria), Harlem State Prison Farm (Fort
Glen Rose, Texas: book about, not- Texas: J. J. Linn and, 458 Bend County): 415
ed, 129 Guenther, Carl Hilmar: book about, Harper's Bazar. Oscar Wilde cartoon
Glen Rose, Texas. noted, 129 rev., 147-148 from, 553
Goevwmann, William H.: wins Pro Guerra, Dora Elizondo: book rev. Harrell, R. L.: 521
Bene Meritis award, 119; book by, 503-504 Harrigan, Stephen: book by,
rev. by, 332-333, 501-502 Guerrero, Vicente: book about, rev., reprinted, 305,
Goldman, Eric: 7 630-631 Harris, Marion: 430
Goldwater, Barry: LB] and, 22, 27 Guion, David W.: 300 Harris County: communist move-
Gone with the Wind: 60 Gulf Coast, the: black oilworkers on, ment in, 541
Gonzales, Berry, Erlinda: book by, unionization, 536 Harris County Archives: an-
rev., 152-153 Gulf of Mexico: Virginia Garrett nounced, 624-625,
Gonzalez, Henry B.: and Victoria's Lectures on, 122 Harrison County: in the Civil War, 2
Mexican Americans, 40 Guthrie, Woody: book about, rev., Harrison County Inter-racial Com-
Gonzalez, Jovita: and Tejano histo- 34°-34! mission: and Marshall sit-ins, 437
ry, 350, 361-962 Gutiérrez de Lara, José Bernardo: Hart, Doris: 98
Gonzalez, Ray: book by, wins award, portrait, 194; and Gutiérrez- Hart, Peter: 517, 520, 524
628 Magee expedition, 195-196; and Hartman, Gary: book rev. by, 340-
Goodman, Andrew: 23-24 the Mexican Republic in Texas, 341, 652-653
Goodnight, Charles: and W. Texas article, 195-228; and Salado Haskell County: drought relief in,
drought relief, 515, Creek killings, 195-196, 212- 512, 514, 516
Goodwin, Grenville: book by, rev., 213, 219, 224; birth and early Hatley, Allen G.: 448; speech by,
314-315 life, 198; diplomatic mission to noted, 613
Goodwin, Neil: book by, rev., U.S., 200-206; his impression of Hawkins, LeRoy: 543
3'4-315 the U.S., 204-205; and provin- Haynes, Joseph: and 1875, Constitu-
Gordon, W. K: history center cial junta in Texas, 214-228; tional Convention, 238, 249-251
named for, 449 character of, 218; ouster of, Haynes, Sam: 117
Gould, Jay: and W. Texas drought 223-228; political loyalties of, Hazel, Michael V.: book by, rev.,
relief, 515, 518 226-227; and 1820 “Republic of 133; and Legacies history confer-
Governor's Hounds: The Texas State Po- Texas,” 227 ence, 291
664 Southwestern Historical Quarterly April
Heaberlin, Dickie: 621 established, 449 merce: R. A. Cavitt of, 5.42
Heard, Cleveland: 428, 436 Texas military: museum Houston Post. and prison reform,
Hearst, William Randolph: and web site, 1418 406; and Oscar Wilde tour, 571
Spanish-American War, 255 . women's: and Tejano histo- Houston Tni-Weekly Telegraph: on Sec-
Henderson, Dwight: book rev. by, TY. 357 ond Manassas, 581
65 1-O52 History of Medicine in Brazos County, Howard County: Rev. |.B rown and
Henderson-Tompkins prison farm The vev., 140-141 drought relief in, 515
(Milam County): photograph, Hodges, Jake: 405, Hoy, Jim: book by, rev., 467-468
q'0o Hoerster, Jane: 448 Hubbard, Richard: and Democratic
Hendricks, Walter: gi Hoffman, Paul E.: book rev. by, Party, 249; and railroads, 250
Her Act and Deed: Women’s Lives in a gii-gi2 Hubbell, Julian: 521, 524. 525
Rural Southern County, 1837- Hofstadter, Richard: 242 Huddleston, Melissa: 289
1873: rev., 0s 146 Hogg, Ima: and Winedale, 295, Hudson, Linda S.: 291, 448; book
Hermit’s Story. wins award, 628 Hogg, James Stephen: O. B. Col- by, noted, 119; book by, rev.,
Hernandez, Gerardo: 470 quitt and, goo 44-45
Hernandez, Lupita: 47; photo- Hogue, Alexandre: 124 Hughes, Inez: 2
graph, 40 Hoig, Stan: book by, rev., 4qo-491 Hughes, Sarah T.: 7
Herrera, Simon: execution of, 195. Holbert, Ken: 454 Hulen, John: 401
2i2 Holcombe, Oscar: denouces Team- Hulltown, Texas: drought in, 511,
Herring, Jake: 4o7-408 sters, 541 520
Herron, Don: 619 Hold Autumn in Your Hand. 58, 64, Humphrey, Hubert: photograph of,
Hershorn, Shek 111, 625 65 10
Hewitt, Harry P.: remembers Ken- Hollon, W. Eugene: and A. C Humphrey, Muriel: photograph of,
neth Neighbours, 607-615 Greene, 110; R. M. Udey remem- 10
Hickey, John: 16 bers, 286-288 Hunt, Curtis R.: 384-987
Hidalgo Revolt: and Gutiérrez Holmes, George: 420, 421-422 Hunt v. SARA: 387
Magee expedition, 196, popular Homer, Winslow: exhibit of water- Huntington, C. P.: 560
support for, 201. See also Hidalgo colors, 617 Huntsville penitentiary: iron works
y Costilla, Miguel Hood, John Bell: takes command of al, 40%
Hidalgo y Costilla, Miguel: and Texas Brigade, 578; arm injured, Hurd, J. D: 491
Mexican independence, 1g8- 584; loses right leg, 588. See also Hurst, Regina Beckmann: book
200, 202, 206, 214 Hood's Texas Brigade trans. by, rev., 147-148
Hietter, Paul T.: book rev. by, 426— Hood's Texas Brigade: R. K. Fel- Huston Tillotson College: video
327 der's correspondence from, arti- produced by, 125,
High and Dry: The Texas-New Mexico cle, 575-597: formed, 577; vel- Hutchins, William J.: 570
Struggle for the Pecos River. rev., low fever in, 577; at Eltham’s Hutchinson, Jim: 585
H50—-051 Landing. 579; at Gaines’ Mill, Hutchinson, Julian: 583
Highland Park Woman, The 111 580; at Second Manassas, 550- Hutton, Paul A: 116-197; and
Higman, Anita: book by, rev., 141- 581; and R. E. Lee, 580, 582, TSHA, 444
142 554. 559. 592. 595; at Antictam,
Hilgers, Outo: 566 581-582; at Gettysburg, 584-
Hill Country. 234 587; at The Wilderness, 589; at Immigrant Miller picks Texas: The Let
Hill Country Backroads: Showing the Appomattox, 593. [goo reunion ters of Carl Hilmar Guenther, An:
Way in Comal County. rev., 1399- of, photograph, 594; last surviv rev., 147-148
140 ing veteran of, immigration: to Texas, Texas Con-
Hill, Harvey D. 545 Hoover, |. Edgar: 436; and Freedom stitutional Convention of 1875
Hinojose, Servando G. book with Summer, 24-24 and, 241, 249-25!
drawings by, rev., goq—311 Hopper, Edward: 120 In the Boat with LB vev., 142
Hinton, Michel 289 Horchow, Roger: 111 Indian Peace Commission (1867):
Historia: The Literary Making of Cha House, Tom: 85 and Battle of Red River, 172
cana and Chicano History. rev., Houston, Sam: book about, rev., Indians: and Mexican American
153-155 633-634 roots, book rev., 469-470. Ser also
Historie Seacoast of Texas, The rev.. Houston, Texas: and Spanish-Amer- by tnbe name
44-495 ican War, 256, 258, 260, 261, Indian Territory: book about, not-
Historwal Wilhamson County: An Mus 265, 266, 267; sit-in movement ed, 128; Indian relations in, book
trated History. rev., 138-149 in, 419, 438; black theater rev., 151-152; establishment of,
history: teaching of, conference, unions in, article, 535-545; pick- and Battle of Red River, 172
116-117; the “new social histo- eting of theaters in, 595; Dixie Innis, Roy:J .F armer and, 29
ry.” $52, 356-957; “the new im- Theatre in, photograph, 5.40; Os- Institute of Texan Cultures: Texas
migration history,” 457 car Wilde in, 560, 570-571; history video, 1295; archaeology
. American: high school pro- Hood's Texas Brigade reunion lab of, 293
ficiency exam, 115 in, 594-595 International Alliance of Theatrical
. labor: blacks and film indus- Houston Archeological Society: Stage Employees and Moving Pic-
try unionism, article, 533-548 workshop sponsored by, 448 ture Operators (IATSE): black
. Chicano: book about, rev., Houston Chronicle. and prison re- workers and, article, 539-545;
153-155, $43-314 form, 407 Civil Rights Movement and, 546
environmental: Great Houston Daily Post. and Spanish- International Festival-Institute at
Plains and Rocky Mountains, American War, 255-256; and Os- Round Top: 400
book rev., 428-929 car Wilde tour, 558, 570 International Longshoremen’s As-
. outlaw: B. Crouch and, 109 Houston Endowment Inc.: grant to sociation: F. Everett of, 542
. Southern: essays on, book Southwest Texas State University, Investigate Everything: Federal Efforts to
rev., 451-482 fer Compel Black Loyalty during World
. Tejano: book rev., 159-155: Houston International Airport: W War E rev., 649-650
development of, article, 449-964 |. Bardin and, 126 Ireland, John: runs for US. Senate,
Texas industrial: center Houston Negro Chamber of Com- 512. 519; and W. Texas drought
2003 Index 665
relief, 512, 517, 518-519, 522- 1964 Civil Rights Act, 106; book King, Martin Luther, Jr.: and Free-
523 about, rev., 132; Johnson ranch, dom Rides, 5-6; and Freedom
Irene Morgan v. Virginia: 5 book rev., 500-501 Summer, 24; and LB], 28; and
Irvine, Sam: 515 Johnson, Mattie Mae Etta: 434 Marshall sit-ins, 420-421, 422
Isa-tai (Comanche): and Battle of Jones, Jesse H., and Mary Gibbs King Ranch: G. Perry and, 65; va-
Red River, 175 Jones: professorship named for, quero families of, book rev., 465-
it’s Time. veins book award, 628 621 497
lturbide, Agustin: and Mexican in- Jones, John: 175 Kiowa Indians: and Battle of Red
dependence, 227 Jones, Lawrence T., Il: pottery col- River, 169-192; moved to reser-
lection of, 618-619; photograph, vation, 172; book about, rev.,
619 499-491
JA Ranch: cowboy for, article about, Jones, Margo: 68 Kiowas and the Legend of Kicking Bird,
noted, 620 journalism: awards for, 628 The. rev., 490-491
Jack County: Rev. J. Brown and Juarez, José Roberto: book rev. by, Kirby, John Henry: R. C. Lanier
drought relief in, 509, 512, 519; 156-157 and, 80-81; Roganville mill of,
Rev.J .B rown's farm in, 510 Junior Historian. |. Woods Windle 82; and O. B. Colquitt, 4o1
Jacksboro, Texas: Rev. J. Brown of, and, 284 Kirbyville, Texas: Lanier store in,
509 Junior Historians: Willie Lee Gay 79, So; first anniversary of, 80-81
Jackshoro Frontier Echo. on Rev. J. and, 616-017 Klevenhagen, Johnny: book about,
Brown, 509 Junne, George H., Jr: book by, rev., rev., 317
Jackson, Jack: book ed. by, rev., 327-325 Klier, Betje: 119; book by, rev.,
308-309; book rev. by, 467-468, Justice, William Wayne: and Texas 307-308
408-469, 635-036 prison reform, 417 Klute, Jeannetie: 120
Jac3ks1o2n-,3 13Ro bert H.: book by, rev., K KKoohroeuatn, WaMrar:t iSn.: Tr4e4t5i ck photographs
Jackson, Sarah Canby: 624-H25 Kailborn, Thomas: book by, rev., of, exhibit, 453
Jackson, Stonewall: Hood's Texas 329-330 Kornweibel, TheodoreJ,r .: book by,
Brigade and, 579 Kamphoefner, Walter D.: book rev., 649-650
Jacksonville, Texas: Lanier store in, trans. by. rev., 147-148 Kousser, |. Morgan: on 1875 Consti-
77-78. 85-95: Lanier barber- Kanellos, Nicolas: book ed. by, not- tutional Convention, 233, 234
shop in, 95 ed, 130 Kriger, F. L.: 520
Jacobs, John: 515 Kaufman, Brian: book by, rev., Krueger, Walter: and war games at
Jahn, Friedrich Ludwig: 563 593-504 Jasper, 100
Jarvis Christian College (Hawkins): Kay,J .M « 370 Kulhavy, David: 2g1
video produced by, 125 Kearney, James C.: speech by, not- Kyle, Ola May: 104
Jasinski, Laurie E.; book by, rev., ed, 613 Kyle, Sam: 104
Jasp1e3r9, -1T4e0x as: Lanier store in, 79, Keepaet rs Teoxfa tsh e ASpOrniMt: TUhnei wCeorrsiptsy ,o f C1a8d7e6ts- L
80, 89-85, 96105. 97 (photo- 200T. TeV., 134 La Bahia, Texas: and struggle for
graph); World War I games at, Keesee, Walstein: 586 Mexican independence, 211-
100 Keesee, William: 586 212; under the Mexican Repub-
Jasper County: Seed Tick School in Keilman, Chester V.: library of, at lic, 216-217
73-79 Round Top, 300 La Plante, Christopher: 286
Jasper NewsBoy. and Lanier store, Keim, Randolph: 2g2 labor unions: black, and the film in-
75-79, 84, 105 Kelley, Mary L.: book rev. by, dustry, article, 533-548
Jenkins, Inez: 14 337-338 LaGrange, Texas: and Spanish-
Jimenez, Flaco: 294 Kelly, Shelly Henley: book ed. by, American War, 258, 261, 265
Jiménez, Mariano: and Mexican in- rev., 495-496 LaGrone, Cyrus: 3
dependence, 198, 200, 213 Kelsey, Mavis P.: 458 Lale, Cissy: 452
Jiménez, Teresa: 370 Kelton, Jim Tom: 292 Lale, Max: 452; and Millard Cope,
John Graves Reader, A: reprinted, 305 Kemper, Samuel: and Mexican in- 26
Johnson, Cassie: 116 dependence, 212 Landes, James E.: photograph, 596
Johnson, Claudia Alta Taylor. Ser Kennedy, Edward M.: 127 Lane, W. P.: 524; book by, rev.,
Johnson, Lady Bird Kennedy, John F.: and 1g64 Civil 631-632
Johnson, Cone: 405 Rights Act of, 1, 1.4; and Freedom lanham, Congressman: and W.
Johnson, David: 448 Rides, 5; J. Farmer remembers, Texas drought relief, 520, 523
Johnson, David Nathan: book by, 20-21; S. Tretick photographs Lanier, Ethel: g6
rev., 493-464 of, exhibit, 453 Lanier, Etheridge: 83, 1:03
Johnson, J. E.: and 1875 Constitu- Kennedy, Robert: and Freedom Lanier, J. Armand: article by,
tional Convention, 251 Rides, 5; and civil rights, 22 105
Johnson, John “Rutabaga™: and Kennedy Ranch: vaquero families Lanier, Joseph: 79
1875 Constitutional Convention, of, book rev., 465-467 Lanier, Julan: frugality of, go
252, 240, 249, 251 Kennedys, the: B. Moyers and, 7 Lanier, Julian: photograph, 76
Johnson, Lady Bird: and LBJ's Civil Kennerly, David Hume: 625; UT ac- businesses of, article, 77-105;
Rights legislation, 1-29; early quires photograph collection, business philosophy of, 7g-So;
life, g; photograph of, 10; White 295 Roganville store of, 82-83; busi-
House Diary of, 10, 07; civil rights Kerstetter, Todd: book rev. by, ness integrity of, gg; philan-
tour, 27-28 499-491 thropy of, 103-104; relations
Johnson, Luci: 25; photograph, 17 Kicking Bird: book about, rev., 4qo- with black community, 103-104;
Johnson, Lyndon B. photograph 191 death of, 104-105
of, 1, 10, 21; B. Moyers and, 6-7; Killeen, Texas: civil rights in, 438 Lanier, Linton: photograph, 76;
1957 civil rights bill, g; and 1960 Kilpatnck (ship): and Spanish-Amer- store of, 81; business ventures of,
election, 10-11; love for Lady ican War, 277 82-84, o6
Bird, 11, anti-poverty bill of, 19- King, Larry L.; book by, reprinted, Lanier, Robert Charlton: 7g, 80, 82,
20; and 1964 election, 27; and 3°5 83
6 6 6 Southwestern Historical Quarterly April
Lanier, Thad: g6 Linn, Edward: CAH acquires papers McClellan, George: Hood's Texas
LaPlante, Chris: 121, 454 of, 458 Brigade and, 579
Larn, John: 509 Linn, John Joseph: CAH acquires McClesky oil well: 449
Larn, Mary Jane Matthews: marries papers of, 458 McClure, Tim: produces IMAX
Rev.J .B rown, 509-510 Linsley, Judith: book by, noted, 445 film, 617
Larned, Jennifer: 448 Lisheron, Mark: article by, wins McComb, David G.: book by, rev.,
Lasker, Morris: and W. Texas award, 628 34'-343. 494-495
drought relief, 515, 522 literature: and Tejano history, 360, McCormick, George: and 1875
LaVere, David: book by, rev., 151- 361-362; book awards, 626, 628; Constitutional Convention, 250
152 of the U.S.-Mexico border, book McCormick, Harry: 425
law: lawyers and associations in Dal- rev., 634-635 McCoy, George: 420, 436
las, book rev., 446-4947 Littlefield, George: and O. B. McDaniel,J . P. (Pat): 2g2
Lawrence, David: 26-27 Colquitt, 401 McDonald, Archie P.: 448; and
Laws, Clarence: 433 Littlejohn, R. P.; 2-3 TSHA, 291; newspaper column
Lawson, James: 422-423 Lockhart, Kelly: 116 of, 452-453
Lay Bare the Heart. 21, 29 Lone Star (film): paper on, noted, MacDonald, P.M: 514
Lazenby,J .M .: g6 284 McEntire, W. KR: 515
LB] Library and Museum: receives Lone Star Heroes Senes, Book One: Co- McGloin, Geraldine: 296
D. H. Kennerly photograph col- manche Peace Pipe. rev... 333-334 Maciel, David R.: book by, rev.,
lection, 295 Lone Star Justice: The First Century of 152-153
LBJ’s Texas White House: “Our Heart's the Texas Rangers. wins award, 626 Mciihany,]. : 520
Home. rev., 500-501 Lone Star Series, Book Three: The Hid MacInerney, Dorothy: article by,
Lea, Tom: book by, reprinted, 405, den Treasure of the Chisos. rev., 55!-573
League of United Latin American 333-334 McKay, Seth S.: and 1875 Constitu-
Citizens (LULAC); Victoria's Lone Star Series, Book Two: On the tional Convention, 234
Council, 626, 45-47; Victoria's Pecos Trait rev., 333-334 McKee, Mrs. A. S. (Nep): 99
Council 4319, officers, photo- Lonesome Plains: Death and Reval on McKenzie, Marie and Tom: 8
graph, 30, 46-49; creation of, 32; an American Frontier, The vev., Mackenzie, Ranald S.: and Battle of
and Democratic Party, 33; class 642-43 Red River, 177
composition of, 48-49; decline Long, james: and 1820 “Republic of McKinley, |. W.: and Battle of Red
of, 49 Texas,” 227 River, 156
Leckie, Shirley A: book by, rev., Longstreet, James: at Gettysburg, McKinley, William: and Spanish-
343-344 584-587: at Chickamauga, 587- American War, 256, 275
Lee, Giles: 2q2 588; at Knoxville, 588-589; at McKinney, Charles W.: 86-87
Lee, Robert E.: book about, rev., The Wilderness, 589; at Appo- McKinney, Henry L.: 2g6
318-s19q; and Hood's Texas mattox, 593 McKiven, Henry M., Jr: book rev
Brigade, 580, 582, 584. 589, 592. Longview Democrat. and Oscar Wilde by, 157-158
595; surrenders at Appomattox, tour, 571 McLane, William: and Mexican in-
593 Longview, Texas: race riots in, 2; civ- dependence, 213
Lee and His Army in Confederate Histo- il rights demonstrations in, 437 McLaughlin, Brian T.: 306
ry rev., 18-419 Lopez, Alex: 46 McNamee, Wally: 626
Lee-Peacock feud: 109 Lorch Manufacturing Company: McPherson, Carroll: 87, 93. 95
Leffler, John |: book by, rev., 148- ior McQueen, George: 104
139 Los Compadres de San Antonio Maddux, Thomas R.; book rev. by,
Legacies Dallas History Conference Missions: 393. 395 654-055
call for papers, 291 Louisiana Purchase: and U.S.-Mexi- Madero in Texas. rev., 463-454
Legacy of Vicente Guerrero, Mexico's co boundary, 204 Madis, Franklin: book by, rev.,
First Black Indian President, The Loving,J .C . and W. Texas drought 635-036
rev., 630-631 relief, 515 Madison, James: and Mexican inde-
Lehrer, Jim: A. C. Greene and, 111 Lucey, Robert C. 476 pendence, 203, 225
Leighton, Isabel: 59 Lucko, Paul M.: article by, 397-417 Magee, Augustus W.: and Mexican
Leiker, James N. book by, rev., Lufkin, Texas: Lanier store in, 79, independence, 195, 208, 210,
472-473; book by, wins award, 85 218. See also Gutiérrez-Magee ex-
626 LULAC. See League of United Latin pedition
Leon, Ygnacio: 470 American Citizens (LULAC) Magu Curtain: The Mexican-Amencan
LeRoy, Moses: 542 Luna, Maria Luisa de: 370, 386 Border in Fiction, Film, and Song,
Levengood, Paul A.; book rev. by, Lungwitz, Hermann: art of, The rev., 634-6035
452-453 Winedale collection, 295 Maguire, James H. book ed. by,
Levinson, Irving: book rev. by, Lyman's Wagon Train, Battle of 501-502
636-637 archeological investigation, 170, Mahon, George: 115
Lewis, Andrew Lee: and black the- 171 (map) Making of the English Working Class,
ater workers unions, 535. 535. Lyons, A. So 515 The 36
542. 544. 547 M Making of the Mexwan Border: The
Lewis, David Rich: book rev. by, State, Capitalism, and Society in
328-329 Maberry, Robert, Jr: book by, rev., Nuevo Leon, 1848-1910. rev.,
Lewis, G. Garrett. See G. Garrett 465-459 156-157
Lewi4s a l. v. San Antonio River Aw. Mabry, W. H.: and Spanish-Ameri- Mandell, ArthurJ. : 538
thonty can War, 260, 266 Maopf t he Teronf tthe oUnitred ySta tes
Lewis, John: and civil rights, 6, 28 McAllen, Texas: and “Cites of from the Mississippi to the Pacific
lighthouses: Texas, book noted, America” series, 60 Ocean, 1854-57 (map): 303
127-128 McCabe, Dennis P.: 449 Map of the United States with the Con-
Lighthouseso f Texas. 127 McCaffrey, James M-: article by, hguous British and Spanish Posses-
Linden, Glenn: 125 255-279 stons (map): 303
Linderman, Sandra: 2g6 McCaslin, Rick: and TSHA history, Mana von Blicher’s Corpus Christi:
Lindley, Levi: 104 285-286 Letters from the South Texas Frontier,