Challenge and Triumph: The First 50 Years of Texas A&M International University

The Civil War in the Southwest: Recollection of the Sibley Brigade - Texas A&M University Press 2001

The Civil War in West Texas and New Mexico: The Lost Letterbook of Brigadier General Henry H. Sibley - Texas Western Press 2001

“Borderlanders: The Life of James Kirker, 1793-1852,” by Ralph Adam Smith - Journal of Arizona History 2001

“James Wiley Magoffin: Don Santiago, El Paso Pioneer,” by W. H. Timmons - Journal of Arizona History 2001

“The California Column in New Mexico,” by Darlis Miller - Southwestern Historical Quarterly 1984

“The Civil War in the Western Territories: Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, and Utah,” by Ray C. Colton - Journal of Arizona History 1984

“Defiant Peacemaker: Nicholas Trist in the Mexican War,” by Wallace Ohrt - Journal of the West 2000

“Mangas Coloradas: Chief of the Chiricahua Apaches,” by Edwin R. Sweeny - Journal of Arizona History 2000

“Hell with the Fire Out: a History of the Modoc War,” by Arthur Quinn - Journal of the West 1999

A Wild and Vivid Land: an Illustrated History of the South Texas Border - Texas State Historical Association 1997

Campfires and Coal Dust on the Rio Grande - Texas Department of Transportation 1997

Fifty Miles and a Fight: Samuel Peter Heintzelman's Journal of Texas and the Cortina War - Texas State Historical Association 1997

Texas and New Mexico on the Eve of the Civil War: The Mansfield and Johnston Inspection - University of New Mexico Press 1997

“The Big Bend: a History of the Last Texas Frontier,” by Ron C. Tyler - Journal of the West 1997

Vaqueros in Blue and Gray: Mexican Texans in the Civil War - Presidial Press 1976

John Robert Baylor: Texas Indian Fighter and Confederate Soldier - Hill College Press 1971

Civil War and Revolution on the Rio Grande Frontier: A Narrative and Photographic History - Texas State Historical Association 2004

Into the Far, Wild Country: True Tales of the Old Southwest - Texas Western Press 1996

“Battleship Texas,” by Hugh Power - Journal of the West 1996

“Fort Davis: Outpost on the Texas Frontier,” by Robert Wooster - East Texas Historical Journal 1996

“Hero of Beecher Island: the Life and Military Career of George A. Forsyth,” by David Dixon - Western Historical Quarterly 1996

“Stagecoach Inns of Texas,” by Kathryn Turner Carter - Journal of the West 1996

“Texas Forgotten Ports,” Vol. 1 & 2, by Keith Guthyrie - Journal of the West 1996

Juan Nepomuceno Cortina and the Texas-Mexico Frontier - Texas Western Press 1994

“Bad Hand: a Biography of General Ranald S. Mackenzie,” by Charles M. Robinson - Southwestern Historical Quarterly 1994

“Border Wars of Texas,” by James T. DeShields - East Texas Historical Journal 1994

“Freedom on the Border: the Seminole Maroons in Florida, the Indian Territory, Coahuila, and Texas,” by Kevin Mulroy - Southwestern Historical Quarterly 1994

“Revolution on the Rio Grande: Mexican Raids and Army Pursuits,” 1916-1919, by Glenn Justice - East Texas Historical Journal 1994

“The Battle of Beecher Island and the Indian War of 1867-1969,” by John H. Monnett - Western Historical Quarterly 1994

“The Most Promising Young Officer,” by Michael D. Pierce - Southwestern Historical Quarterly 1994

“The Texas Rangers: Images and Incidents,” by John L. Davis - Southwestern Historical Quarterly 1994

“A Most Singular Country: A History of Occupation of the Big Bend,” by Arthur R. Gomez - Journal of the West 1993

“The Civil War in the American West,” by Alvin M. Josephy, Jr. - Southwestern Historical Quarterly 1993

“The News from Brownsville: Helen Chapman's Letters from the Texas Military Frontier, 1848-1852,” ed. by Caleb Cooker - Journal of Arizona History 1993

“War Scare on the Rio Grande: Robert Runyon's Photographs of the Border Conflict, 1913-1916,” by Frank N. Samponaro and Paul J. Vanderwood - Journal of Arizona History 1993

“Watt Matthews of Lambshead,” by Laura C. Wilson - Journal of the West 1993

Desert Tiger: Paddy Graydon and the Civil War in the Far Southwest - Texas Western Press 1992

“Destroyer of the Iron Horse: General Joseph E. Johnston and Confederate Rail Transport, 1861-1865,” by Jeffrey N. Lash - Military History of Texas and the Southwest 1992

“New Mexico's Buffalo Soldiers, 1866-1900,” by Monroe Lee Billington - Chronicles of Oklahoma 1992

“Soldiers of Misfortune,” by Sam W. Haynes - New Mexico Historical Quarterly 1992

“Struggle for the Shenandoah: Essays on the 1864 Valley Campaign,” ed. Gary W. Gallagher - Military History of Texas and the Southwest 1992

From Desert to Bayou: the Civil War Journal and Sketches of Morgan Wolfe Merrick - Texas Western Press 1991

Warm Weather and Bad Whiskey: the 1886 Laredo Election Riot - Texas Western Press 1991

Texas: A History of Five Centuries - Harper Collins 0000

New Mexico Territory During the Civil War: Wallen and Evans Inspection Reports, 1862-1863 - University of New Mexico Press 2008

The Reminiscences of Major General Zenas R. Bliss, 1854-1876 - Texas State Historical Association 2008

Cortina: Defending the Mexican Name in Texas - Texas A&M University Press 2007

Civil War to the Bitter End: The Life and Times of Major General Samuel Peter Heintzelman - Texas A&M University Press 2006

“El Paso: a Borderlands History,” by W. H. Timmons - Password 1990

“The Ragged Rebel: a Common Soldier in W.h. Parsons' Texas Cavalry, 1861-1864,” by B.P. Gallaway - Military History of the Southwest 1989

Henry Hopkins Sibley: Confederate General of the West - State University Press 1987

“Secession and the Union in Texas,” by Walter L. Buenger - Journal of the West 1987

Challenge and Triumph: the First 20 Years of Laredo State University - Laredo State University 1986

Laredo: A Pictorial History - Donning Publishers 1986

Mexican Texans in the Union Army - Texas Western Press 1986

Playboys, Cowboys, and Slanted Pits,” by Henry Flemmons - Journal of the West 1986

“A Southwestern Vocabulary,” by Cornelius C. Smith - Journal of the West 1986

“Kit Carson: a Pattern for Heroes,” by Thelma S. Guild and Harvey L. Carter - Civil War History 1986

“Rebels on the Rio Grande: the Civil War Journal of A. B. Peticolas, Ed.” by Don E. Alberts - Southwestern Historical Quarterly 1986

“Sul Ross: Soldier, Statesman, Educator,” by Judith Ann Benner - Civil War History 1986

“Texas' Last Frontier: Fort Stockton and the Trans-Pecos.” 1861-1895, by Clayton W. Williams - Civil War History 1986

“The Time it Never Rained,” by Elmer Kelton - Journal of the West 1986

Sabers on the Rio Grande - Presidial Press 1974

Rangers Quell Election Riot - Laredo News 1986

Mutiny and Desertion of the Rio Grande: The Strange Saga of Captain Adrian J. Vidal - Military History of Texas and the Southwest 1973

The Battle of Carrizo and the Origins of the Civil War on the Rio Grande - South Texas Studies 2003

Gen. Winfield Scott's Army of Occupation as Pioneer Alpinists: Epic Ascents of Popocatepetl and Citlaltepetl - Southwestern Historical Quarterly 2002

Is This to be the Glory of our Brave Men?’ The New Mexico Civil War Journal and Letters of Dr. Henry Jacob ‘Hal’ Hunter - New Mexico Historical Review 2001

‘That’s Just What Kids Did Back Then’: Joe Lynch Davis, the Oklahoma Gang, and the Robbery of the Golden State Limited - Journal of Arizona History 2001

The Rangers are Needed - Laredo News 1986

The Storm Approaching - Laredo News 1986

Last Hanging in Webb County - Laredo Morning Times 1986

Smallpox Epidemic Hits Laredo in 1899 - Laredo Morning Times 1986

The Battle of Laredo - Laredo Morning Times 1986

The Vulture Over the Carrion: Captain James 'Paddy' Graydon and the Civil War in the Territory of New Mexico - Journal of Arizona History 1984

India: A Land of Cultural and Geographic Contrasts, Conflicts - Laredo Morning Times 1984

A Brief History of the Sibley Brigade - Confederate Historical Symposium 1982

Henry Hopkins Sibley: Confederate General of the West - Journal of the Confederate Historical Institute 1982

Santos Benavides and the Battle of Laredo - Civil War Times Illustrated 1980

'Near 106 Yesterday, It has been a Cool Summer:’ Samuel P. Heintzelman Views Yuma Crossing and Arizona Territory - Journal of Arizona History 2000

An Indian Superintendent at the Battle of Valverde: The Civil War Letters of James L. Collins - Southwestern Historical Quarterly 2000

Juan Nepomuceno Cortina: Border Caudillo Extraordinary - Heritage: a Publication of the Texas Historical Foundation 2000

When General Albert Sidney Johnston Came Home to Texas: Reconstruction Politics and the Reburial of a Hero - Southwestern Historical Quarterly 2000

Gunfight at the N H Corrall - Wild West 1998

'Gloom Over Our Fair Land:' Socorro County During the Civil War - New Mexico Historical Review 1998

Serialization of Vaqueros in Blue and Gray - Laredo Morning Times 1976

Another Win Like Alamo and We're Finished, Officers Says - Laredo Morning Times 1975

Austin Described Laredo as 'Poor as Sand Banks' - Laredo Morning Times 1975

Ballots Not Secret to Name Four Laredo Officials in 1847 - Laredo Morning Times 1975

Ballots Not Secret to Name Four Laredo Officials in 1847 - Laredo Morning Times 1975

Because of Many Indian Raids, Army Command Moves to Laredo - Laredo Morning Times 1975

Benavides Doesn't Doubt Guerrero is Bandit Hideout - Laredo Morning Times 1975

Benavides' Successor Hastened Laredoan to Join Confederacy - Laredo Morning Times 1975

Besieged Cos Receives No Word From Top Mexican Army Officer - Laredo Morning Times 1975

Canales Surrendered in 1840: Republic of Rio Grande Died - Laredo Morning Times 1975

Officers Leave Blood, Mark on Laredo - Laredo Morning Times 1973

Sound of Civil War Could be Heard All the Way to Laredo - Laredo Morning Times 1973

The Battle of Laredo - Laredo Morning Times 1973

The Battle of LaredoBandits and Flying Big News Here in Early 1900's - Laredo Morning Times 1973

Mexican Texans in the Civil War: The Battle of Valverde - Texana 1972

Comanches and Guerrillas Threaten Laredo During U.S.-- Mexican War - Laredo Morning Times 1975

With the New Mexico Militia: The Civil War Diary of Major Charles Emil Wesche - Password 1994

Deaf Smith Foiled in try to Take Laredo for Texas - Laredo Morning Times 1975

Flooding and War Plague Laredoans in Summer of 1842 - Laredo Morning Times 1975

Fort McIntosh Described as 'Most Desolate that Can Be Imagined' - Laredo Morning Times 1975

Fort McIntosh Once Leased Much of What is Now Laredo - Laredo Morning Times 1975

Fort McIntosh, First Known as Camp Crawford, Founded in 1849 - Laredo Morning Times 1975

General Woll Encountered Opposition on Trek to Border - Laredo Morning Times 1975

Gutierrez de Lara Began Plans to Invade Texas in March, 1812 - Laredo Morning Times 1975

Lamar Selected to Command Laredo - Laredo Morning Times 1975

Laredo Founder Tomas Sanchez of Monterrey, Wed Catarina Uribe - Laredo Morning Times 1975

Laredo Showed Concern Over Clean Life - Laredo Morning Times 1975

Laredo's First Decade in Tranquil - Laredo Morning Times 1975

Many From Northern Mexico Opposed Central Government - Laredo Morning Times 1975

Mexican-Texans Among Rangers Sent After Marauders Near Laredo - Laredo Morning Times 1975

Drama in the Desert: The Hunt for Henry Skillman in the Trans-Pecos, 1862-1864 - Password 1992

A Shared Experience: The History, Architecture, and Historical Designations of the Lower Rio Grande Heritage Corridor - Texas Historical Commission 1991

Captain James 'Paddy' Graydon and the Gallinas Massacre - Password 1991

The Many Faces of Juan Nepomuceno Cortina - South Texas Studies 1991

With the Third Infantry in New Mexico, 1851-1853: The Lost Diary of Private Sylvester W. Matson - Journal of Arizona History 1991

Mexican-Texans Among Rangers Sent After Marauders Near Laredo - Laredo Morning Times 1975

Nomadic Indians Here Ranked as the Most Primitive on Continent - Laredo Morning Times 1975

Officers Saw Fort McIntosh as the Siberia of United States Army - Laredo Morning Times 1975

Retaliatory Expedition Into Mexico Planned by Mad Texans - Laredo Morning Times 1975

Rumors Reach Laredo of Impending Union Attack - Laredo Morning Times 1975

Settlers of Laredo Affected by Events in Europe and Mexico - Laredo Morning Times 1975

Shooting Shows How Justice was Dispensed in Laredo During 1800's - Laredo Morning Times 1975

Spain Sought Nuevo Santander to Discourage French Encroachment - Laredo Morning Times 1975

Stars and Stripes First Raised Over the City of Laredo in 1846 - Laredo Morning Times 1975

Steamboat Came to Laredo in 1846 - Laredo Morning Times 1975

Struggle Spreads Across Mexico as Santa Anna Seizes Control - Laredo Morning Times 1975

Texan Troops Invade Northern Mexico - Laredo Morning Times 1975

Texans Draw Black Beans of Death at Mier - Laredo Morning Times 1975

Advance and Retreat: Lt. Franklin Cook Recalls the Battle of Valverde - New Mexico Historical Review 2006

Aftermat of Riot - Laredo News 1986

Boots Versus the Sandals - Laredo News 1986

Changing of the Tide - Laredo News 1986

Early 1880's in Laredo - Laredo News 1986

Election Riot Hits Laredo - Laredo News 1986

Elections in Dispute - Laredo News 1986

End of War; Keys Change - Laredo News 1986

Guaraches Make Inroads - Laredo News 1986

Guaraches Party Makes its Debut - Laredo News 1986

Independents Rise to Power - Laredo News 1986

Laredo Has Rowdy Past in Politics - Laredo News 1986

Laredo is Hit by Civil War - Laredo News 1986

Men to Rule the Future - Laredo News 1986

Texas Sack Laredo in 1842 - Laredo Morning Times 1975

Threat of Juan N. Cortina Raiders Brought Lee to Laredo in 1860 - Laredo Morning Times 1975

Three Benavides Brothers Lead Laredo into Civil War - Laredo Morning Times 1975

Warfare Common Among Coahuiltecans - Laredo Morning Times 1975

Webb County Unanimously Okays Decision to Secede From Union - Laredo Morning Times 1975

Zapata Refuses to Lay Down Arms, Is Beheaded by Arista - Laredo Morning Times 1975

1st U.S. Flag Flies Over Laredo in 1849 - Laredo Morning Times 1973

Fort McIntosh Purchased for One Dollar - Laredo Morning Times 1973

Henry Hopkins Sibley and the Mexican War - Texana 1973

Henry Hopkins Sibley: Military Inventor on the Texas Frontier," Military History of Texas and the Southwest - Military History of Texas and the Southwest 1973

Laredo's History Has Color, Humor - Laredo Morning Times 1973

Local Politics Sometimes Affected Fort McIntosh - Laredo Morning Times 1973

Politics Churn from 1887-1890 - Laredo News 1986

Power Grab Blossoms - Laredo News 1986

Valor Across the Lone Star: The Congressional Medal of Honor in Frontier Texas - Texas State Historical Association 2003

Texas Burial Cites of Civil War Notables: A Biographical and Pictorial Field Guide - Hill College Press 2002

Palo Alto Battlefield National Historic Site - Southwest Parks and Monuments Association 2001

The King Ranch

The Man Who Lost the Civil War

Sibley's New Mexico Campaign - University of New Mexico Press 2000

"Henry Hopkins Sibley," Encyclopedia of the Confederacy - Encyclopedia of the Confederacy 1979

"Juan Nepomuceno Cortina" - Civil Rights in the United States, MacMillan Publishers 1999

“The Home Front: Life in Texas During the Civil War”

"Henry Hopkins Sibley," American National Biography - Oxford University Press 1998

"Juan Cortina" in The United States and Mexico at War - MacMillan Publishers 1998

"Henry Hopkins Sibley," Encyclopedia of the American West - MacMillan Publishing Company 1997

"Juan Nepomuceno Cortina", Encyclopedia of the American West - MacMillan Publishing Company 1997

"Adrian J. Vidal," Handbook of Texas - Texas State Historical Association 1996

"Henry Hopkins Sibley," Handbook of Texas - Texas State Historical Association 1996

"John Robert Baylor," Handbook of Texas - Texas State Historical Association 1996

"Juan Cortina and the Cortina Wars," Handbook of Texas - Texas State Historical Association 1996

"Mexican Texans in the Civil War," Handbook of Texas - Texas State Historical Association 1996

"John Robert Baylor," Encyclopedia of Southern History - Encyclopedia of Southern History 1979

"Santos Benavides," Handbook of Texas - Texas State Historical Association 1996

"Sibley Brigade," Handbook of Texas - Texas State Historical Association 1996

Forts and Forays: A Dragoon in New Mexico, 1850-1856 - University of New Mexico Press 1996

Santana: the Last Mescalero War Chief - Clear Light Publishers 1996

Bloody Valverde - University of New Mexico Press 1995

"Henry Hopkins Sibley," Encyclopedia of the Confederacy - Encyclopedia of the Confederacy 1993

"John Robert Baylor," Encyclopedia of the Confederacy - Encyclopedia of the Confederacy 1993

"Santos Benavides," Encyclopedia of the Confederacy - Encyclopedia of the Confederacy 1993

Westward the Texans: the Civil War Journal of Private William Randolph Howell - Texas Western Press 1990

"Juan Nepomuceno Cortina" - World Book, World Book Publishing 2004

Robert E Lee in Texas - University of Oklahoma Press 2004

I Would Rather Sleep in Texas: A History of the Lower Rio Grande Valley and the People of the Santa Anita Land Grant - Texas State Historical Association 2003

History of Zapata County and Falcon Reservoir

History of the Mining Town of Darwin, Texas

Mexican Americans in the Civil War: The Nuevo Mejicanos

Mexican Americans in the Civil War