The Journal and Correspondence of Rachel Perry Moores , Texan Plantation Mistress
Edited by Thomas W. Cutrer
Published November 2024
State House Press
978-1-64967-024-3 paperback $39.95
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The Journal and Correspondence of Rachel Perry Moores , Texan Plantation Mistress
Edited by Thomas W. Cutrer
Published November 2024
State House Press
978-1-64967-024-3 paperback $39.95
The Frank and Carol Holcomb Collection
Edited by Bruce M. Shackelford and Katherine Nelson Hall
Published September 2024
State House Press
978-1-64967-020-5 cloth $100.00
Schreiner University at 100
Published October 2023
State House Press
978-1-64967-019-9 cloth $69.95
The Fall and Winter Campaigns of 1863–1864
Published May 2023
State House Press
978-1-64967-018-2 paperback $28.95
978-1-933337-83-8 cloth
Fires, Floods, Explosions, and Bloodshed
A History of Texas Whiskey
Published May 2023
State House Press
978-1-64967-016-8 paperback $16.95
Comanches, Captives, and Germans
Wilhelm Friedrich’s Drawings from the Texas Frontier
By Daniel J. Gelo, C. B. "Hoppy" Hopkins, Christopher J. Wickham and Bryden E. Moon Jr
Published January 2023
State House Press
978-1-64967-013-7 paperback $29.95
Retracing the Route of Sam Houston's Army
By Dave Dyer
Published January 2023
State House Press
978-1-64967-012-0 paperback $39.95
The 1835 Siege of San Antonio
Published October 2022
State House Press
978-1-64967-009-0 cloth $49.95
The Texas Trial of Emma Burgemeister
Published June 2022
State House Press
978-1-64967-008-3 paperback $19.95
A Documentary History of San Antonio, 1718-1900
Published February 2022
State House Press
978-1-64967-003-8 cloth $45.95