The Southwestern Historical Quarterly, Volume 93, July 1989 - April, 1990 Page: 359
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District Judges of Texas in x866- 1867
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El PasoFigure 1. Judicial districts of Texas in 1865.
after the Civil War. Did significant unionism exist anywhere in the
state? Were the majority of Texans willing to recognize that military de-
feat meant economic, social, and political change? To what extent did
Texas's leaders themselves contribute to the failure of Presidential Re-
construction in their state?
At the end of the Civil War, Texas had twenty judicial districts (fig. 1).
A. J. Hamilton maintained this structure when he appointed provisional
judges in 1865, and the Constitutional Convention of 1866 left the num-359
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