Discover a treasure trove of regional history with this volume of The Southwestern Historical Quarterly, Volume XVIII. Spanning from July 1914 to April 1915, this meticulously compiled quarterly offers an in-depth look into the rich past of the American Southwest, particularly focusing on Texas. Edited by prominent historians Eugene C. Barker and Herbert E. Bolton, alongside a distinguished team of associate editors, this volume is a cornerstone for anyone interested in the foundational narratives and scholarly research of the era.

Published by The Texas State Historical Association, this historical quarterly features a collection of articles, reviews, and notes that illuminate critical events and figures in Southwestern history. Explore early settlements, annexation efforts, and various aspects of social, political, and economic development. It's an essential addition for academics, researchers, genealogists, and collectors passionate about Texas history, regional studies, and vintage academic journals. This volume offers invaluable primary and secondary source material for understanding the unique heritage of the American Southwest.