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Urban theory and urban history, including original archival research on nineteenth-century Houston
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All the Oysters You Can Eat (opens the original)
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Notes in Texas Historiography, S-T (opens the original)
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These include aspirational readings that are not distinguishable on this list from titles that have read and not yet recorded notes. Since these notes may contain errors, please vet them before using them. Text with “[TEXT]” are my comments. ScardinoBarrie Scardino, “A Legacy of City Halls for Houston.” The Houston Review 4, no. 2 (1982): PAGES.SibleyLo… Read more
Chronology of Travel Memoirs in Antebellum New Orleans, 1819-1858 (opens the original)
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Jews in Nineteenth-Century Houston (opens the original)
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Notes on Texas Historiography, N-R (opens the original)
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These include aspirational readings that are not distinguishable on this list from titles that have read and not yet recorded notes. Since these notes may contain errors, please vet them before using them. Text within “[ ]” are my comments. No “N” to ReportO’KaneElisabeth O’Kane. “To Lift the City out of the Mud”: Health, Sanitation, and Sewerage in Hou… Read more
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