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TEXAS—DESCRIPTION AND TRAVEL
The story of Champ d’Asile as told by two of the colonists, translated from the French by Donald Joseph and edited
with an introduction by Fannie E. Ratchford. Dallas, Tex.,
The Book club of Texas ,°1937,
180 p.,11. col. front., plates. 244.
Illustrated lining-papers.
“Three hundred copies of this book have been printed for members of the Book club of Texas by the Rydal press, Santa Fe, New Mexico, The type used is monotype perpetua, 1937.”
ConTENTs.—Preface.—Introduction.—The heroine of Texas, by G...n F...n.—Hartmann and Millard: Texas, or An historical study of Champ d’Asile.
1. Champ d’Asile, Tex. 2. French in the U. S. 3. Texas—Descr. & trav. 1, Ratchford, Fannie Elizabeth, 1888— ed. u. Joseph, Donald Tt. tm. F..m Gm, L’héroine du Texas. tv. G...n F...n, L’héroine du Texas. v. Hartmann, Le Texas. VI.
Millard, , joint author. Le Texas. vu. Book club of Texas, Dallas. (48f1, 38—15853 Library of Congress F395.F8S9 976.4