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Quarterly of the Texas State Historical Association, Southwestern Vol. XXV

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Identifier	MSS1470-00157
Title	Quarterly of the Texas State Historical Association, Southwestern Vol. XXV
Alternate Title	The Southwestern Historical Quarterly Volume XXV
Author	McMurtrie, Douglas C.
Creator	United States. Works Progress Administration ; Writers' Program (Tex.)
Contributors	Grober, Furner
Description	Special research about Edwards Hopkins Cushing. Article on the establishment of the press in early Texas.
Date Original	1922 ; 1932
Date Compiled	1938
Source	research notes
Type	text
Language	English
Subject Keywords	Maresh files
Subject Terms	Press--Texas
Coverage Spatial	Texas
Coverage Temporal	1829-1879
Publisher	Electronic version published by Houston Public Library, Houston, Texas
Collection	Houston Metropolitan Research Center Maresh WPA Files, MSS1470
HPL Location	MSS 1470
Related Resource	View the book, Houston, a history and guide, at http://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth5865/, that was compiled using the Maresh research files.
Rights	This material is in the public domain. Please credit the Houston Metropolitan Research Center, Houston, Texas.
Date Digital	2012
Format	pdf
Digitization Specifications	300dpi ; tiff ; Epson Expression 10000 XL
Object File Name	index.cpd
Volunteer Contributor	Godfrey, Michelle

Identifier	MSS1470-00157-001
Title	Page 1
Alternate Title	Edwards Hopkins Cushing: An Appreciation by his son
Object File Name	MSS1470-00157-001.pdf

Quarterly of the Texas State Historical Association, Southwestern Vol. XXV

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