Bonner, Katie Rose
The Widening Gulf: An Analysis of the Causes of the Developing Crisis in the U.S./Middle Eastern Tensions and the Role of the Media, Rhetoric, and Propaganda in Shaping Perceptions
Parmelly, Abby
Like Father Like Son? A Comparison of the Persian Gulf War and the Iraq War of 2003
Ford, Kerrie
Behind the Curtain: Evolving Perceptions and the Resulting Political and Ideological Changes
Hankins, Landon
Iran-Contra: Where the Struggle against Cold War Communism and Radical Islam Collide
Mullaney, Catherine M.
Flag Desecration, Flag Protection, and the Right to Free Expression
Milam, Joshua
Regulatory or Informal Success: An Examination of OSHA
Hogan, Regan
Navajo Code Talkers [Article 1] - Peter the Great [Article 2]
Holamon, Kevin
Marshall versus Taney: The Interstate Commerce Clause
Clegg, Keafer
Lord Nelson and the Significance of the Battle of Trafalgar [Article 1] - Henry VIII and the Protestant Reformation [Article 2]
The Texas Journal of History includes articles from guest lecturers at fall and spring seminars and papers written by Academy of Freedom students.
Physical Description
111 p. ; 28 cm.
Notes
The Texas Journal of Genealogy and History began publication in 2002 as an outgrowth of the Walter M. and Evalynn Burress Chair of Genealogy and American History, endowed in the Douglas MacArthur Academy of Freedom at Howard Payne University. The journals included articles from guest lecturers (at fall and spring seminars), as well as papers written by Academy of Freedom students. Dr. Robert Mangrum edited and directed the publication, beginning in 2002 until 2007. In 2010, Dr. Matthew A. McNiece succeeded Dr. Mangrum as the Burress Professor of Genealogy and American History, and editor of the publication. In 2010, the emphasis was changed to historical articles only, and the title changed to Texas Journal of History. Publication of the journal is expected to continue.
This issue is part of the following collection of related materials.
Abilene Library Consortium
Featuring thousands of newspapers, photographs, sound recordings, technical drawings, and much more, this diverse collection tells the story of Texas through the preservation and exhibition of valuable resources.