Pen and Ink Pen & Ink: A Texan’s Musings Bits and pieces of history, happenings and humor from the pen of Dr. Hardin Texas Revolution Rendezvous Rendezvous is a TSHA program. This year’s theme: the Campaign of 1835 Susanna Dickinson Devoted in her love and bitter in her hate. Read the rest of her story. Harriet Page Potter You read about her in Exodus. Now you can get “the rest of the story”. High Holy Days in San Antonio Commemorating 189 years since the famous fall of the Alamo Texian Macabre – New Edition State House Press publishes a new edition of Texian Macabre Texian Exodus Launched Hardin and Harrigan at the Bullock Museum in Austin Advance Praise for Exodus Highly respected historians give generous dust jacket copy for Exodus Presenting: Texian Exodus Team Hardin in the Hall of State at Fair Park “Piss & Vinegar” Collection Dobie Dichos Revisited in 2023 Copano Bay Adventure: Visiting the ruins of El Copano A Night of Texas History Speaking on the 1836 Runaway Scrape Texian Iliad Recognized Chosen as one of 101 Essential Texas Books Lust Wins Again! Honored by the San Antonio Conservation Society Lady, I salute you Varina Davis describes Sam Houston Dobie & Webb Live Oak County, TX – November 2020 Why Teach Texas? By Dr. Donald S. Frazier The Texas Revolution Reading List of Primary Accounts Why History Matters A great argument 13 Reasons Why it is so important! Houston Displayed Purchase online now! A Line in the Bland Sam Houston: The Alamo Avenger Hardin in Houston Speaking Engagement Summerfield G. Roberts Award Winner: Lust for Glory Early Texians A favorite quotation! A Disciple of Marx Louis, not Karl “You Want a Revolution?” A melancholy lesson Texas! Tied to a place The Value of History Has it any real relevance? The Alamo Before 1836 A rich and vibrant history Mississippi Volunteer Well … it’s my hobby! Gary & Me An unlikely friendship The Runaway Scrape Snippets from A Hard Lot A Taste of History Meet Chef Walter Staib
