A thorough, sourced guide to Texas history and its printed and manuscript materials.
This descriptive bibliography collects books, pamphlets, and documents related to Texas since 1536, with an introductory essay on the materials of early Texan history. It is designed to point researchers to sources and to provide critical context for studying Texas’s past.
This edition offers a practical roadmap for scholars, librarians, and students seeking authoritative reference material. It emphasizes access to early Americana and the canons of historical study, while acknowledging the challenges of pioneer collecting.
- A complete collation of laws and key documents relevant to Texas history
- Introductory material that frames the sources and their historical value
- Guidance on navigating archival and bibliographic resources
- Names, abbreviations, and conventions to aid accurate research and citation
Ideal for researchers of Texan history, archivists, and readers who want a solid reference to the sources behind Texas’s early narrative.