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Texas A&M University Press (10)

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Perspectives on South Texas Series, sponsored by Texas A&M University-Kingsville (10)

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Wintz, Cary D. (2)

Howell, Kenneth W. (2)

Knight, Larry P. (2)

Glasrud, Bruce A. (2)

Fulbright, Timothy E. (2)

Kosary, Rebecca (2)

Brush, Timothy (1)

Richardson, Alfred (1)

Vick, Frances Brannen (1)

Timothy Edward Fulbright (1)

Ortega-S, J. A (1)

Massey, Sara R. (1)

Wood, Rue (1)

King, Ken (1)

Brennan, Leonard A. (1)

Doyle, Judith Kaaz (1)

Passty, Jeanette Nyda (1)

Monday, Jane Clements (1)

Louzon, David (1)

Borrer, Jennifer (1)

Goldberg, Robert A. (1)

Armstrong, Katharine (1)

Fink, Robert C. (1)

Byerly, Edward (1)

Cavazos, Lauro F. (1)

Sumler-Edmond, Janice L. (1)

José Alfonso Ortega-Santos (1)

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English (9)

Spanish (1)

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History > U.S. History > Local and Regional > Southwest (4)

Science, Technology, and Mathematics > Ecology (4)

Science, Technology, and Mathematics (3)

Science, Technology, and Mathematics > Biology (2)

Area and Ethnic Studies > African American and African Diaspora Studies (2)

Area and Ethnic Studies > American Studies > Hispanic American Studies (1)

History > U.S. History > Local and Regional (1)

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