Discover a treasure trove of regional history with this bound volume of "The Southwestern Historical Quarterly," Volume XXIII, covering the period from July 1919 to April 1920. This significant historical journal, published by The Texas State Historical Association, offers an invaluable collection of scholarly articles, essays, and research dedicated to the rich and complex history of the American Southwest, with a particular focus on Texas. Edited by renowned historians such as Eugene C. Barker and Herbert E. Bolton, this volume provides deep insights into the events, figures, and cultural developments that shaped the region during this pivotal era.

This volume is a crucial resource for academics, genealogists, and history enthusiasts alike, featuring original research and primary source analysis. Delve into meticulously documented accounts that illuminate the unique heritage of the Southwestern United States. A must-have for any serious collector of Texana, historical periodicals, or academic journals, offering a comprehensive look at the region's past through the eyes of its leading historians.