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Southwestern Historical Quarterly

Raines, C. W., A Bibliography of Texas. Austin (Gammel Book Co.),
1896.
Raines, C. W. (ed.), Speeches and State Papers of James Stephen
Hogg. Austin (The State Printing Company), 1905.
Thrall, Homer S., A Pictorial History of Texas. St. Louis (N. D.
Thompson and Company), 1883.
Weyand, Leonie Rummer, and Houston Wade, An Early History of
Fayette County. LaGrange, Texas (LaGrange Journal Plant),
copyright dated 1936.

Letters of appreciation were
and organizations:
Robert C. Cotner
Frank Gilliam
G. G. Arnakis
Nancy Barker
Lewis U. Hanke
Stanford Lehmberg
Thomas F. McGann
Oliver H. Radkey
R. John Rath
John E. Sunder
D. D. Van Tassel
Walter P. Webb
Rupert Richardson
George P. Isbell
John Waller
Walter E. Long
Mrs. Merle Duncan

also sent to the following persons
Herman L. Crow
Paul Adams
J. W. Williams
Mrs. St. John Garwood
Herbert Gambrell
Fred Cotten
Seymour Connor
Mrs. Coral Tullis
J. P. Bryan
Morgan Broddus, Jr.
C. K. Chamberlain
Charles A. Bacarisse
Fred Rathjen
Clark, Thomas, Harris, Denius
and Winters Law Offices
Joe Frantz
Dorman H. Winfrey

Other generous gifts made on a personal basis I should also like
to recognize. They included two copies of Bosque County, Texas,
presented by William C. Pool; two mint copies of Frank S.
Hastings, A Ranchman's Recollections, sent by A. M. G. "Swede"
Swenson and Bill Swenson; a copy of Alkali Trails from Curry
Holden; The El Paso Salt War of 1877 provided by C. L. Sonni-
chsen, Carl Hertzog, and Josh Cisneros; and Pioneers in God's
Hills from Junior Historian Chapter No. 21 at Fredericksburg.
Perhaps the most liberal of all were Fritz and Emilie Toepper-
wein who sent copies of almost every book they have written or
published, including: Little Miss Crinoline, Handicraft Printing
In Texas, Gulf Coast Adventure and Gulf of Mexico Handbook,

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