History of Travis County and Austin 1839-1899
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Mary Starr Barkeley| History of Travis County and Austin 1839-1899. Austin Printing Company, Austin, TX, 1981, 387 pp. Third Edition. Early history and documentation of Texas and its capital, branching out to the surrounding areas and Travis County. Covers clean with minor stains; binding has some small tears and signs of age; binding strong; pages clean and sharp with only minor aging; overall very good.
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