Southwestern Historical Quarterly, Volume 101, Issue 4 (April 1998)

Southwestern Historical Quarterly, Volume 101, No. 4 (April 1998).

This issue includes historical scholarship and documentary material concerning african american history, business and industry, cities and communities, and civil rights.

In this issue:

• In the Absence of Scarcity the Civil War Prosperity of Houston Texas — Paul a Levengood
• From Biracial to Segregated Churches Black and White Protestants in Houston Texas 1840 — Charles a Israel
• For All Houston’S Children Ima Hogg and the Board of Education 1943 — Kate S Kirkland
• No Gold Watch for Jim Crow’S Retirement the Abolition of Segregated Unionism at Houston’S Hughes Tool Company — Michael Botson

Published by the Texas State Historical Association.