Schwarz, Ted, Papers 1968-1976

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Schwarz, Ted, Papers 1968-1976

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Comprised of a draft of a manuscript, research notes, correspondence, newspaper clippings, printed material, pamphlets, and a photograph, the Ted Schwarz Papers, 1968-1976, document Schwarz’s research and writing process for his book entitled , later renamed . The Guns of Medina Forgotten Battlefield of the First Texas Revolution

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Texas State historical association

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The Texas State Historical Association (TSHA) was organized in 1897 with the general objectives of promoting historical studies, particularly the discovery, collection, preservation and publication of historical material pertaining to Texas. TSHA publishes the "Southwestern Historical Quarterly," the "Handbook of Texas," and the "Junior Historian," and holds educational programs dedicated to the field of Texas history. The TSHA's permanent quarters are in the Center for American History, on the ...

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