Guide to Life and Literature of the Southwest

About this eBook

Author

Dobie, J. Frank (James Frank), 1888-1964

Title

Guide to Life and Literature of the Southwest, with a Few Observations

Credits

Produced by Charles Keller, and David Widger

Language

English

LoC Class

Z: Bibliography, Library science

Subject

Southwest, New -- Bibliography

Category

Text

eBook-No.

314

Project Gutenberg

https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/314

Release Date

August 1, 1995

Copyright

Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.GUIDE TO LIFE AND LITERATURE OF THE SOUTHWEST — Revised And Enlarged In Both Knowledge And Wisdom
2. 2.By J. Frank Dobie
3. 3.A Preface With Some Revised Ideas
4. 4.1. A Declaration
5. 5.2. Interpreters of the Land
6. 6.3. General Helps
7. 7.4. Indian Culture; Pueblos and Navajos
8. 8.5. Apaches, Comanches, and Other Plains Indians
9. 9.6. Spanish-Mexican Strains
10. 10.7. Flavor of France
11. 11.8. Backwoods Life and Humor
12. 12.9. How the Early Settlers Lived
13. 13.10. Fighting Texians
14. 14.11. Texas Rangers
15. 15.12. Women Pioneers
16. 16.13. Circuit Riders and Missionaries
17. 17.14. Lawyers, Politicians, J. P.'s
18. 18.15. Pioneer Doctors
19. 19.16. Mountain Men
20. 20.17. Santa Fe and the Santa Fe Trail
21. 21.18. Stagecoaches, Freighting
22. 22.19. Pony Express — "PRESENTLY the driver exclaims, `Here he comes!'
23. 23.20. Surge of Life in the West
24. 24.21. Range Life: Cowboys, Cattle, Sheep
25. 25.22. Cowboy Songs and Other Ballads
26. 26.23. Horses: Mustangs and Cow Ponies
27. 27.24. The Bad Man Tradition
28. 28.25. Mining and Oil
29. 29.26. Nature; Wild Life; Naturalists
30. 30.27. Buffaloes and Buffalo Hunters
31. 31.28. Bears and Bear Hunters
32. 32.29. Coyotes, Lobos, and Panthers
33. 33.30. Birds and Wild Flowers
34. 34.31. Negro Folk Songs and Tales
35. 35.32. Fiction—Including Folk Tales
36. 36.33. Poetry and Drama
37. 37.34. Miscellaneous Interpreters and Institutions
38. 38.35. Subjects for Themes

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