Kelly, “Robert R. Church,” 41–42; “Wood Stampedes Lincoln League,” AA, 20 February 1920, 1; “Wood Believes in the 'All Men Up' Policy,” AA, 5 March 1920, 4; “Lowden Speech Fell Flat on Race Question,” AA, 10 September 1927, 3. 43.
Thompson, Vaqueros in Blue and Gray, 16, (fourth quote), 18–19 (third quote); Ranchero, 18 May 1861 (first and second quotes); Thompson, Mexican Texans in the Union Army, 8, 17. 58. Thompson, Cortina, 97–98; Ranchero, 27 April 1861 ...
... 47–74; Green, Battling the Plantation Mentality, 226, 232–50; Lucille Black to Maxine Smith, 19 May 1960, folder Memphis NAACP 1960, box C186, Group 3, NAACP Papers; Hoppe and Speck, Maxine Smith's Unwilling Pupils; Benjamin Muse, ...
In River of Hope, Omar S. Valerio-Jiménez examines state formation, cultural change, and the construction of identity in the lower Rio Grande region during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.
... River Hope is like a river; it keeps you moving on. Pulls you through the troubled waters, helps you reach the calm. Where it leads, you will follow, rounding every bend. The river moves you forward, a river does not end. There is ...
... Hope looked none the worse for the blow on his head and his fall into the river. How the hell had the man survived that? They did not call him Lucky Hope for nothing. Pieters tried to think. He had to get away and stay alive; then there ...