Journey to Texas, 1833 / / / Detlef Dunt; ed. by Geir Bentzen, James C. Kearney.

In 1834, a German immigrant to Texas, D. T. F. (Detlef Thomas Friedrich) Jordt, aka Detlef Dunt, published Reise nach Texas, a delightful little book that praised Texas as "a land which puts riches in [the immigrant's] lap, which can bring happiness to thousands and to their descendants.&q...

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Frontmatter -- Contents -- An Introduction -- Journey to Texas, Including Information about This Country, for Germans Intending to Go to America -- Introduction -- Departure from Oldenburg for New York by way of Bremerhaven, with Pertinent Observations -- Departure from New York for New Orleans -- Travel from New Orleans to Brazoria in Texas -- Further Observations Concerning Texas -- Some Observations Concerning the Quality of the Soil and the Procedures Followed in Agriculture and Horticulture -- The Author's Return Trip to Germany -- Postscript -- APPENDIX 1: Louise Ernst Stöhr -- APPENDIX 2: Caroline Ernst von Hinueber -- APPENDIX 3: Wolters-Achenbach -- APPENDIX 4: Nomenclature of Measures, Weights, Currency, and Other Terms of Designation -- Early German Literature about Texas and Detlef Dunt's Place in It -- Chronological Bibliography of Nineteenth-Century German Works That Discuss or Mention Texas
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Contents --
An Introduction --
Journey to Texas, Including Information about This Country, for Germans Intending to Go to America --
Introduction --
Departure from Oldenburg for New York by way of Bremerhaven, with Pertinent Observations --
Departure from New York for New Orleans --
Travel from New Orleans to Brazoria in Texas --
Further Observations Concerning Texas --
Some Observations Concerning the Quality of the Soil and the Procedures Followed in Agriculture and Horticulture --
The Author's Return Trip to Germany --
Postscript --
APPENDIX 1: Louise Ernst Stöhr --
APPENDIX 2: Caroline Ernst von Hinueber --
APPENDIX 3: Wolters-Achenbach --
APPENDIX 4: Nomenclature of Measures, Weights, Currency, and Other Terms of Designation --
Early German Literature about Texas and Detlef Dunt's Place in It --
Chronological Bibliography of Nineteenth-Century German Works That Discuss or Mention Texas
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Departure from New York for New Orleans --
Travel from New Orleans to Brazoria in Texas --
Further Observations Concerning Texas --
Some Observations Concerning the Quality of the Soil and the Procedures Followed in Agriculture and Horticulture --
The Author's Return Trip to Germany --
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APPENDIX 2: Caroline Ernst von Hinueber --
APPENDIX 3: Wolters-Achenbach --
APPENDIX 4: Nomenclature of Measures, Weights, Currency, and Other Terms of Designation --
Early German Literature about Texas and Detlef Dunt's Place in It --
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Departure from New York for New Orleans --
Travel from New Orleans to Brazoria in Texas --
Further Observations Concerning Texas --
Some Observations Concerning the Quality of the Soil and the Procedures Followed in Agriculture and Horticulture --
The Author's Return Trip to Germany --
Postscript --
APPENDIX 1: Louise Ernst Stöhr --
APPENDIX 2: Caroline Ernst von Hinueber --
APPENDIX 3: Wolters-Achenbach --
APPENDIX 4: Nomenclature of Measures, Weights, Currency, and Other Terms of Designation --
Early German Literature about Texas and Detlef Dunt's Place in It --
Chronological Bibliography of Nineteenth-Century German Works That Discuss or Mention Texas
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