The Southwestern Historical Quarterly, continuously published since 1897, is the premier source of scholarly information about the history of Texas and the Southwest. Members can log in to the MyTSHA Dashboard to view the first 100 volumes of the Quarterly in our Digital Library. More recent editions are also available to read on MyTSHA thanks to our partners at Project Muse. Printed copies of the Quarterly are a TSHA membership benefit and are widely available in public and private libraries.
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Southwestern Historical Quarterly, Vol. 126, no. 4
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April 2023 of the Southwestern Historical Quarterly featuring these articles:
Francis J. Leazes Jr, “A Portrait of Amos Pollard: The Doctor at the Alamo.”
Rebecca Scofield, “‘Ain’t Nothing Free’: Earning an Education at the Houston Junior Market Steer Auction.”
John Willingham, “Should We ‘Forget the Alamo’? Myths, Slavery, and the Texas Revolution.”
Daniel J. Burge, “Securing the Southwest: The Northern Pursuit of Texas, New Mexico, and California.”
James C. Kearney, “C. H. Waltersdorf’s History of DeWitt County (1900): A Texas German Perspective”(Notes and Documents).
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