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... Texas " was the old slo- gan of Texas as the end of the line for south- ern migrations . The addition of the fantastic possibilities of oil wealth transformed Texas from a relatively poor and agricultural state into the epitome of ...
... Texas " was the old slo- gan of Texas as the end of the line for south- ern migrations . The addition of the fantastic possibilities of oil wealth transformed Texas from a relatively poor and agricultural state into the epitome of ...
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... Texas . Agrarian Populism Reactionary politics and politicized religion name the common inheritance of Texas and the rest of the South . But this is not the com- plete story . Popular religion in the state often provided explicit or ...
... Texas . Agrarian Populism Reactionary politics and politicized religion name the common inheritance of Texas and the rest of the South . But this is not the com- plete story . Popular religion in the state often provided explicit or ...
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... Texas after the Second World War , leading the locals to refer to them generically as " the Yalies . " Conversely , the Texas oilman William F. Buckley , Sr. , di- rected his company's activities in Venezuela and Cuba from New York . He ...
... Texas after the Second World War , leading the locals to refer to them generically as " the Yalies . " Conversely , the Texas oilman William F. Buckley , Sr. , di- rected his company's activities in Venezuela and Cuba from New York . He ...
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