Southwestern Historical Quarterly, Volume 120, Issue 1 (July 2016)

Southwestern Historical Quarterly, Volume 120, No. 1 (July 2016).

This issue includes historical scholarship and documentary material concerning business and industry, mexican texas and borderlands, native peoples, and transportation.

In this issue:

• An Interesting and Odd Present: Transporting American Bison across the Atlantic in the Eighteenth Century — Bradley Folsom
• The Silence Is Killing Us: Hate Crimes, Criminal Justice, and the Gay Rights Movement in Texas, 1990–1995 — Christopher Haight
• The Lady Makes Boots: Enid Justin and the Nocona Boot Company — Carol A. Lipscomb
• The Misplacement of Mission San Francisco de los Tejas in Eastern Texas and Its Actual Location at San Pedro de los Nabedaches — Robert S. Weddle and Donald E. Chipman and Carol A. Lipscomb

Published by the Texas State Historical Association.