The Union League and Biracial Politics in Reconstruction Texas
Published August 2021
Texas A&M University Press
978-1-62349-956-3 hardcover (printed case) $45.00 s
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Newly published books by Texas A&M University Press
Lessons Learned in Marketing and Military Procurement
By James Hasik
Published August 2021
Texas A&M University Press
978-1-62349-942-6 hardcover (printed case) $45.00 s
Painted Flowers Shouldn't Talk Back
The Houston Garden Artists in the Seventies
Published August 2021
Texas A&M University Press
978-1-62349-896-2 cloth $19.95
The Shimmering Is All There Is
On Nature, God, Science, and More
Edited by Martin Donell Kohout
Published August 2021
Texas A&M University Press
978-1-62349-950-1 cloth $27.00
The Rise and Fall of the Lazy S Ranch
Published August 2021
Texas A&M University Press
978-1-62349-971-6 cloth $27.95
An Unlikely Agent in the US Secret Service
Published August 2021
Texas A&M University Press
978-1-62349-916-7 cloth $25.00
Reflections on the Heritage Identity of the Texas-Mexico Borderlands
Edited by Harriett D. Romo and William A. Dupont
Published July 2021
Texas A&M University Press
978-1-62349-975-4 cloth $45.00 s
Colorado's Hidden History of Sheepscapes
Published September 2021
Texas A&M University Press
978-1-62349-930-3 paperback $38.00
A Legacy in Art
By Noe Perez
Edited by Bob Kinnan, William E. Reaves Jr. and Linda J. Reaves
Published September 2021
Texas A&M University Press
978-1-62349-952-5 cloth $35.00
A Field Guide to the Vernacular Buildings of the San Antonio Area
Edited by Brent Fortenberry
Published September 2021
Texas A&M University Press
978-1-62349-911-2 flexbound $32.50