Still more studies in Rio Grande Valley history /
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| Language: | English |
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[Brownsville, Texas] :
Texas Center for Border and Transnational Studies, the University of Texas at Brownsville,
[2014]
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| Series: | UTB/TSC regional history series ;
v. 12. |
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Table of Contents:
- "Resaca," a poem
- Matamoros before the Texas revolution: becoming Mexico's pivotal port city on the northern frontier
- The great sequoyah mystery: a cover-up that stretched from the Cumberland Mountains to the Rio Grande Delta (and into Mexico)
- Immigration to South Texas, 1850-1900
- Cattle barons and the creation of an empire: a case study of the expansion of the Kennedy Ranch of South Texas
- A history of the Brownsville Police Department in the nineteenth century
- Rio boots
- El Sexenio del General Manuel Avila Camacho en Matamoros, 1940-1946
- Crecimineto industrial y calidad de vida en Reynosa, Talaulipas
- An experiment assessing attitudes on immigrants and immigration among U.S. college students: a comparison of students in the Rio Grande Valley to those in northeastern Pennsylvania
- "White pelicans at dawn" a poem
- The sheriffs of Cameron county
- The origin of the Belden Trail
- Mujeres y violencia en la frontera "Olvidada"
- Alienation vrs. community at Portway Baptist Church
- Echoes of ancient language in the Spanish of South Texas
- Contrabando por amor: shooting Mexican movies in the Rio Grande Valley
- A rapid ethnographic assessment of Brownsville-Matamoros concerning the development of Palo Alto National Historic Battlefield Site
- Recuerdo cemetery inscriptions and memorial language in Brownsville, Texas
- The geographic distribution of ghost tales in the Rio Grande Valley
- "Delta lake" a poem.