Invisible Texans Women And Minorities In Texas History

1: Coastal People of Texas: The Karankawas Earl H. Elam 2: Faint Voices: The Rhetoric of Exploration John L. Davis 3: French Texas: The Age of La Salle Robert S. Weddle 4: A Brief History of Tejano Rancheros in South Texas, 1730-1900 Armando Alonzo 5: Slavery and the Texas Revolution: A Comparison with the American Civil War Paul Lack 6: Trials, Tribulations, and Good Times: Westering Women in Frontier Texas, 1821-1870 Paula Mitchell Marks 7: Black Texans during the Civil War Alwyn Barr 8: The First African-American Public Officials in Texas: Voter Registrars in 1867 Randolph "Mike" Campbell 9: A Prairie Story: How the Plains Indians Lost Their Empire (and Their Homes) in Texas Dan Flores 10: Tomas Gonzalez of Mexico: A Forgotten Founder of Texas's Cotton Industry and Hero of the Battle of Galveston Edward Simmen 11: A Texan Who Made a Difference: Dorothy ScarboroughTeacher, Novelist, Folklorist Sylvia Grider 12: Women and Work during the Great Depression in Texas Rebecca Sharpless 13: When the Afrika Korp Came to Texas Arnold Krammer 14: The Hollywood Dream for Texas: Linda Darnell Ronald L. Davis 15: Lulu B. White and the Civil Rights Movement in Houston, Texas: 1939-1957 Merline Pitre 16: Dr. Hector P. Garcia: Twentieth Century Mexican-American Leader Thomas H. Kreneck 17: Racial Integration of College Football in Texas Richard Pennington 18: Maria Cardenas: San Angelo Chicano-Era Activist Arnoldo De LeonWillett, Donald is the author of 'Invisible Texans Women And Minorities In Texas History', published 2004 under ISBN 9780072871630 and ISBN 0072871636.