In England he held the chair in American history at Emmanuel College, Cambridge University, and received an honorary master's degree there. He served as the honorary consultant on American cultural history for the Library of Congress. Special editions of the Texas Observer and the Austin American-Statesman were published to acknowledge his contributions to the state's literature and folklore. The Dobie Paisano Fellowship for writers and other artists was named in his honor. Additional biographical sources can be found in the Barker Texas History Center, the UT Office of Public Affairs, and the New Handbook of Texas , Texas State Historical Association, 1996.
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