After surviving a hurricane, a house fire and storage in a Tweety Bird gym bag, a treasure trove of hundreds of historic letters and documents from the turbulent years of the Texas Republic has made it back into state hands.
The next-to-last stop on the tortuous trail of The Texas Legation Papers from 1835 to 1845 was a unique five-year custody arrangement with TCU under which professors and graduate students got a firsthand look at history that had effectively been lost for more than 160 years.
You can read more in the Star-Telegram at http://goo.gl/DgTSD. My thanks to newsletter reader Betty Clay for telling me about this article.
The next-to-last stop on the tortuous trail of The Texas Legation Papers from 1835 to 1845 was a unique five-year custody arrangement with TCU under which professors and graduate students got a firsthand look at history that had effectively been lost for more than 160 years.
You can read more in the Star-Telegram at http://goo.gl/DgTSD. My thanks to newsletter reader Betty Clay for telling me about this article.
