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Texas History Lessons

Michael Sparkman

A change is coming. Lessons, questions, stories, adventures, travels, time travel, books, music, food, treasures, art, heroes, villains, triumphs, tragedies, icons, lives, mysteries, explorations and discoveries about Texas and beyond.

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David G. Burnet's Letters on the Comanches No. 1

In 1817 a very ill man rode west from Natchitoches towards the Spanish land of Texas. Presumably he rode along the El Camino Real, the historic route connecting Mexico to Natchitoches. The purpose of the journey involved the rehabilitation...

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The Comanches According to David G. Burnet

Primary sources are the fuel that powers the engine of history and through several Texas History Lessons posts we have explored firsthand accounts of the Comanches. The goal is to gain a better understanding of their role in Texas history....

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Bianca Babb's True Story: Part 2

J. Frank Dobie, as we will see when I eventually share my exploration of his Guide to Life and Literature of the Southwest, had a deep love for literature and for the land in which he grew up. When he decided to launch his course on Life an...

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Bianca Babb's True Story of Life with the Comanche

Bianca Bell opened her brief memoir, A True Story of My Capture By, And Life With the Comanche Indians, by introducing herself as the daughter of “early pioneers of Texas,” John S. and Isabel Babb. The family lived “on a ranch located on Dr...

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LOOKING FOR CAMP

More on the Babb family’s experiences and observations will be available soon but I wanted to share something that I discovered while researching. It is a very special series of artworks and poetic sketches by Mary Hallock Foote.

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