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CAT 161

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	1	Clack, Mary Hampton; Katharyn Duff & Betty Kay Seibt PIONEER DAYS...TWO VIEWS: EARLY DAYS IN WEST TEXAS and RECOLLECTIONS OF MISS TOMMIE CLACK. Abilene Zachry Assoc. 1979 1st. Fine Very Good 234 pp. D.j. (spine and edges some fading) two vols. in one-Reprint of the rare "Early Days in West Texas" originally pub. in 1932 on her pioneer life in Texas in the 1870's & 1880's, and a first printing of her niece's "Recollections of Miss Tommie Clack" written when she was 95. 234 pp., endpaper map, photos, chapter head illus. SIGNED by both. Price: 100.00 USD
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	2	Gray, Wm. Fairfax. THE DIARY OF WILLIAM FAIRFAX GRAY. From Virginia to Texas, 1835-1837. Houston Fletcher Young Pub. 1965 Facsimile Reprint Cloth Fine 230 pp. BTB #79-The best account of events in Texas during the Revolution written as they occurred. No other work equals his diary for immediacy, perceptiveness and readability. Price: 60.00 USD
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	3	Loughery, Mrs. E. M. MEMOIR OF THE LIFE, CHARACTER AND SERVICES OF THE LATE COL. R.W. LOUGHERY, "The Father of Texas democarcy" Nacogdoches 1896 Folder Very Good 36 page photocopy of the rare original publication which is in the library of the Harrison County Historical Museum. Loughery came to Texas in 1847 & edited a paper in Jefferson. In 1849 he and a partner established the Texas Republican newspaper at Marshall. Price: 35.00 USD
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	4	Parsons, Chuck and Gary Fitterer. CAPTAIN C.B. McKINNEY. The Law in South Texas. Austin State House Press 1993 1st. Cloth As New 160 pp., illus., index. Served under McNelly & Lee Hall, then elected Sheriff. Killed in the line of duty. Still in shrink wrap. Price: 75.00 USD
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	5	Ryus, William H. THE SECOND WILLIAM PENN. Kansas City Frank T. Riley 1913 1st. Pict.wrs. Near Fine 176 pp., frontis., illus. Rittenhouse SFT#500-title from a statement that Ryus "got along with Indians as well as William Penn did." Firsthand account of staging on SFT. He was also sutler at Ft. Union; knew Carson, Wootton, & Maxwell. Price: 22.50 USD
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	6	Sandoz, Mari. THE CATTLEMEN From the Rio Grande Across The Far Marias. N.Y. Hastings House 1958 1st. Very Good Very Good 527 pp., illus., e.p. maps. Guns #1938. The story of cattle in America & the cattlemen whose ranches reach from the Rio Grande to Montana Price: 22.50 USD
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	7	Sullivan, Jerry M. FORT McKAVETT: A TEXAS FRONTIER POST Lubbock West Texas Museum Association 1981 Wrs, Fine 74 pp., illus., index. The Museum Journal XX 1981. An account of one of a line of forts that were established in Texas in the early 1850s to protect settlers from the Indians, who were desperately fighting to protect their way of life. Price: 25.00 USD
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