The New Encyclopedia of Texas 1936 Revised Edition Vol 1 & 2 Ellis Arthur Davis

by Ellis Arthur Davis

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Discover the rich heritage and comprehensive history of the Lone Star State with this magnificent two-volume set: "The New Encyclopedia of Texas," edited by Ellis Arthur Davis and published by The Texas Historical Society. This Revised Edition from 1936 offers an unparalleled deep dive into Texas's past, presenting a vast collection of historical facts, biographical sketches, and significant events that shaped the state. Each volume is meticulously crafted, featuring a distinctive embossed faux leather cover adorned with vibrant, detailed illustrations of the Texas Capitol, state flags, and iconic symbols, making it a true collector's item and a stunning addition to any library. This authoritative historical reference work is a treasure trove for anyone interested in Texan culture, politics, economy, and society. Inside, readers will find a wealth of information, from early settlements and frontier life to the development of key industries and prominent figures. The detailed table of contents, historical maps, and numerous illustrations provide an immersive experience, bringing the vibrant history of Texas to life. Perfect for historians, genealogists, collectors of Texana, and educators, this encyclopedia offers invaluable insights into the events and people that forged the spirit of Texas.

• Publisher: The Texas Historical Society
• Year: 1936
• Binding: Hardcover
• Condition: Fair

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