Title: Imperial Texas
First published: 1969
Description: With a fresh approach to regional interpretation, this book examines the development of Texas as a human area, from the simple outline of the Spanish colony to the complex patterns of the modern state. Dividing Texas history into four major periods, the author examines patterns of settlementand development, and population characteristics and conflicts, during theSpanish-Mexican era, the years of the Republic and early statehood, the Post-Civil War period, and the twentieth century.
Subjects: Description and travel, Human geography, Population, Travel, History, Internal Migration, Human geography, united states, Texas, description and travel
Places: Texas
LC classification: F386 .M35