The fate of Texas : the Civil War and the Lone Star State / / edited by Charles D. Grear.
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| Superior document: | The Civil War in the West |
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| Year of Publication: | 2008 |
| Language: | English |
| Series: | Civil War in the West.
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| Physical Description: | xxi, 272 p. :; ill., map. |
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Table of Contents:
- Texas, Jefferson Davis, and Confederate national strategy / Joseph G. Dawson
- Warriors, husbands, and fathers: Confederate soldiers and their families / Richard Lowe
- "If we should succeed in driving the enemy back out of my native state": why Texans fought East of the Mississippi River during the Civil War / Charles D. Grear
- The price of liberty: the great hanging at Gainsville / Richard B. McCaslin
- The Civil War and the lives of Texas women / Angela Boswell
- Slaves taken to Texas for safekeeping during the Civil War / Dale Brown
- New perspectives on Texas Germans and the Confederacy / Walter B. Kamphoefner
- After the surrender: the postwar experiences of Confederate veterans in Harrison County, Texas / Randolph B. Campbell
- "I seemed to have no thought of the past, present, or future": Texans react to Confederate defeat / Carl H. Moneyhon
- Causes lost but not forgotten: George Washington Littlefield, Jefferson Davis, and Confederate memories at the University of Texas at Austin / Alexander Mendoza
- "Tell it like it was": Texas, the Civil War, and public history / Julie Holcomb.