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The Junior Historian, Volume 8, Number 3, December 1947
Texas Historian, the journal of the Junior Historians of Texas program, is one of the few historical journals in the nation dedicated to publishing the work of secondary students. In continuous publication since 1941, it has occurred in varying numbers of issues per volume and now appears in one annual volume with roughly the same number of quality articles. The Texas Historian, originally named the Junior Historian, has published the early works of numerous noted historians and authors as well as many who likely will be in the future. It is a great source for information on local topics.
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- title.officialtitle
- The Junior Historian, Volume 8, Number 3, December 1947
- title.serialtitle
- The Junior Historian
- creator.aut
- Texas State Historical Association
- creator.edt
- Carroll, H. Bailey
- contributor.aut
- Kincaid, Dorothy
- contributor.aut
- Funderburk, Delva
- contributor.aut
- Afflerbach, Nell Rose
- contributor.aut
- Walker, Forrest
- contributor.aut
- Harper, Bettye Lou
- contributor.aut
- Weathers, Melba Jean
- contributor.aut
- Samuel, Clifford
- contributor.aut
- McKinney, Mary
- contributor.aut
- Eppstein, Lita
- contributor.aut
- Hunt, Peggy
- contributor.aut
- Morris, Hazel
- contributor.aut
- Brown, Leon
- contributor.aut
- Routh, Pat
- contributor.aut
- Cameron, Mary
- contributor.aut
- Miller, Faith
- contributor.aut
- Stow, Charles Messer
- publisher
- Texas State Historical Association
- date
- 1947-12
- language
- eng
- description.content
- Journal published by the Texas State Historical Association containing articles written by members of the Junior Historians about various aspects of Texas history.
- description.physical
- 32 p. : ill. ; 25 cm.
- subject.LCSH
- Texas -- History
- subject.LCGFT
- Periodicals
- subject.UNTL-BS
- Social Life and Customs - Clubs and Organizations
- subject.UNTL-BS
- Agriculture - Ranching - Ranches
- subject.UNTL-BS
- People - Ethnic Groups - American Indians - Tonkawas
- subject.KWD
- Gulf Coast
- subject.UNTL-BS
- Religion - Churches - Clergy
- subject.UNTL-BS
- Immigration
- subject.KWD
- Rains, Emory
- subject.KWD
- treasure hunting
- subject.KWD
- Palo Duro Canyon
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- 0
- coverage.placeName
- United States - Texas
- coverage.placeName
- United States - Texas - DeWitt County
- coverage.placeName
- United States - Texas - Galveston County - Galveston
- coverage.placeName
- United States - Texas - Limestone County - Fort Parker
- coverage.date
- 1835/1947
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- rep-tex
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- tex-fron
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- civ-war
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- new-sou
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- mod-tim
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- tex-rev
- citation.publicationTitle
- The Junior Historian
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- 8
- citation.issue
- 3
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- TXHN
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- TSHA
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- text_journal
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- text
- identifier.OCLC
- 1782384
- identifier.LCCN
- 45048393
- identifier.UNT-TITLE-ID
- t02561
- note.display
- "Vol. VIII, No. 3."
- note.display
- "Issued six times during the school year in: September, November, December, January, March, and May."
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