Everyday Life in the 1800s by Marc McCutcheon

Lone Star Nation : How a Ragged Army of Volunteers Won the Battle for Texas Independence and Changed America by H.W. Remember to give me a holler if you'd like me to consider adding a book to the list. We've provided a link to a very good book search engine in case you would like try and find them. What a deal!! You get great books, at great prices and help TLA, as well.Īt the end of each section you will find a 'Hard to Find or Out of Print' sub-section listing books that may no longer carry. For every book that is ordered from this page and this website, The Texian Legacy Association receives a small stipend to help pay for our website. They even deliver the books to my doorstep!! AND there's more. Combine this with some of the best prices around and is awfully hard to beat. I've ordered several books from and have always been pleased with the prompt and accurate service I've received. Through special arrangement with, one of the largest Internet bookstores, you can now order any highlighted book through 's on-line ordering page. A special 'Thanks' goes to Cait Pomeroy and Sandy Kramer for contributing heavily to this list and to Sandy for the original compilation of it. If you would like one of your favorites listed, just drop me an email. Now, before you get your britches in a bind because your favorite book on Texas history is not listed here, let's remember that these are some favorites used by TLA members for research and entertainment. While the Texian Legacy Association is primarily concerned with pre-1840 Texas, you will find some books listed here that cover the pre-statehood period. Multi Cultural, Cooking, Skills and Crafts, Fiction, Reference, The Alamo, First Person Accounts, Biography, Daily Life, Clothing, Reading List Welcome to the TLA Reading List Page

Everyday Life in the 1800s by Marc McCutcheon