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

Mutiny and Desertion of the Rio Grande: The Strange Saga of Captain Adrian J. Vidal

The Battle of Carrizo and the Origins of the Civil War on the Rio Grande

Gen. Winfield Scott's Army of Occupation as Pioneer Alpinists: Epic Ascents of Popocatepetl and Citlaltepetl

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

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

The Rangers are Needed

The Storm Approaching

Last Hanging in Webb County

Smallpox Epidemic Hits Laredo in 1899

The Battle of Laredo

The Vulture Over the Carrion: Captain James 'Paddy' Graydon and the Civil War in the Territory of New Mexico

India: A Land of Cultural and Geographic Contrasts, Conflicts

A Brief History of the Sibley Brigade

Henry Hopkins Sibley: Confederate General of the West

Santos Benavides and the Battle of Laredo

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

An Indian Superintendent at the Battle of Valverde: The Civil War Letters of James L. Collins

Juan Nepomuceno Cortina: Border Caudillo Extraordinary

When General Albert Sidney Johnston Came Home to Texas: Reconstruction Politics and the Reburial of a Hero

Gunfight at the N H Corrall

'Gloom Over Our Fair Land:' Socorro County During the Civil War

Serialization of Vaqueros in Blue and Gray

Another Win Like Alamo and We're Finished, Officers Says

Austin Described Laredo as 'Poor as Sand Banks'

Ballots Not Secret to Name Four Laredo Officials in 1847

Ballots Not Secret to Name Four Laredo Officials in 1847

Because of Many Indian Raids, Army Command Moves to Laredo

Benavides Doesn't Doubt Guerrero is Bandit Hideout

Benavides' Successor Hastened Laredoan to Join Confederacy

Besieged Cos Receives No Word From Top Mexican Army Officer

Canales Surrendered in 1840: Republic of Rio Grande Died

Officers Leave Blood, Mark on Laredo

Sound of Civil War Could be Heard All the Way to Laredo

The Battle of Laredo

The Battle of LaredoBandits and Flying Big News Here in Early 1900's

Mexican Texans in the Civil War: The Battle of Valverde

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

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

Deaf Smith Foiled in try to Take Laredo for Texas

Flooding and War Plague Laredoans in Summer of 1842

Fort McIntosh Described as 'Most Desolate that Can Be Imagined'

Fort McIntosh Once Leased Much of What is Now Laredo

Fort McIntosh, First Known as Camp Crawford, Founded in 1849

General Woll Encountered Opposition on Trek to Border

Gutierrez de Lara Began Plans to Invade Texas in March, 1812

Lamar Selected to Command Laredo

Laredo Founder Tomas Sanchez of Monterrey, Wed Catarina Uribe

Laredo Showed Concern Over Clean Life

Laredo's First Decade in Tranquil

Many From Northern Mexico Opposed Central Government

Mexican-Texans Among Rangers Sent After Marauders Near Laredo

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

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

Captain James 'Paddy' Graydon and the Gallinas Massacre

The Many Faces of Juan Nepomuceno Cortina

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

Mexican-Texans Among Rangers Sent After Marauders Near Laredo

Nomadic Indians Here Ranked as the Most Primitive on Continent

Officers Saw Fort McIntosh as the Siberia of United States Army

Retaliatory Expedition Into Mexico Planned by Mad Texans

Rumors Reach Laredo of Impending Union Attack

Settlers of Laredo Affected by Events in Europe and Mexico

Shooting Shows How Justice was Dispensed in Laredo During 1800's

Spain Sought Nuevo Santander to Discourage French Encroachment

Stars and Stripes First Raised Over the City of Laredo in 1846

Steamboat Came to Laredo in 1846

Struggle Spreads Across Mexico as Santa Anna Seizes Control

Texan Troops Invade Northern Mexico

Texans Draw Black Beans of Death at Mier

Advance and Retreat: Lt. Franklin Cook Recalls the Battle of Valverde

Aftermat of Riot

Boots Versus the Sandals

Changing of the Tide

Early 1880's in Laredo

Election Riot Hits Laredo

Elections in Dispute

End of War; Keys Change

Guaraches Make Inroads

Guaraches Party Makes its Debut

Independents Rise to Power

Laredo Has Rowdy Past in Politics

Laredo is Hit by Civil War

Men to Rule the Future

Texas Sack Laredo in 1842

Threat of Juan N. Cortina Raiders Brought Lee to Laredo in 1860

Three Benavides Brothers Lead Laredo into Civil War

Warfare Common Among Coahuiltecans

Webb County Unanimously Okays Decision to Secede From Union

Zapata Refuses to Lay Down Arms, Is Beheaded by Arista

1st U.S. Flag Flies Over Laredo in 1849

Fort McIntosh Purchased for One Dollar

Henry Hopkins Sibley and the Mexican War

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

Laredo's History Has Color, Humor

Local Politics Sometimes Affected Fort McIntosh

Politics Churn from 1887-1890

Power Grab Blossoms

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