Texas State Historical Association One Hundred and Fifteenth Annual Meeting, 2011 Page: 45
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George Clinton Gardners 4syo / At
Correspondence from the U.S.-Mexico
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early U.S.-Mexican border history."-Richard Griswold del Castillo, author of
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