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Women in Texas
Women in Texas

By Ann Fears Crawford

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This historic collection is the most complete and authoritative history of the women who have contributed to the life of the Lone Star State.

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Women in Texas
Women in Texas

By Ann Fears Crawford

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Women in Texas
Women in Texas

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Women in Texas
Women in Texas

By Ann Fears Crawford

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Living Longer Than Hate
Living Longer Than Hate

By C. S. Ragsdale

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Snoop School
Snoop School

By Crystal Sasse Ragsdale

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The women and children of the Alamo
The women and children of the Alamo
The women and children of the Alamo
Texas women
Texas women

By Ann Fears Crawford

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