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Bibliography of works by former Regents

 

Kenneth Hazen Aynesworth

• Education in a Democracy / read at the Philosophers' Club, October 10, 1932, Waco, Texas. Description: 45 p.

Robert Lynn Batts

• Abstract of Title of Lands of San Benito Land and Water Co., and of Sam A. Robertson in Concepcion de Carricitos, Cameron Co., Texas. Austin, Texas, 1909.
• Address of Dedication / address delivered at the dedication of Waggener Hall, April 15, 1932. Austin, Texas, 1936.
• Batts' Annotated Revised Civil Statutes of Texas, 1895. Austin, Texas, 1897-1899.
• A Civil Digest of the Texas Reports. Austin, Texas, 1900.
• Corporation Laws of Texas. Kansas City, Missouri, 1913.
• The Law of Corporations in Texas, as Contained in the Latest Statutes and Session Laws, and as Interpreted by the Highest Courts. St. Louis, Missouri, 1902.
• The New Constitution of the United States / presented at the meeting of the American Bar Association in Boston, Massachusetts, 1919.
• Some Writings. Austin, Texas, 1935.
• Victor Brooks / address delivered at the Elks' memorial service Dec. 5, 1925.

Louis A. Beecherl

• A Dream Come True: The Story of Flat Top Ranch, a Grassland and Water Conservation Venture. Austin, Texas: Nortex Press, c1997. Description: 209 p. Other author: Bryan Sowell. Contributing editors: Julie T. Beecherl, Will C. Beecherl, Bill Ceverha.

James Hall Bell

• Speech of Hon. James H. Bell of the Texas Supreme Court / delivered at the Capitol on Saturday, Dec. 1, 1860. Austin, Texas: Intelligencer Book Office, 1860. Description: 16 p.
• In Supreme Court of Texas. A. Bledsoe, comptroller, etc., appellant, vs. the International R.R. Company, appellee. Appeal from Travis County. Austin, Statesman Book and Job Office, 1873. Description: 40 p.
• The Supreme Court of Texas on the Constitutionality of the Conscript Laws: Opinions of Associate Justices Moore and Bell, and of Chief Justice Wheeler. Houston, Texas: Telegraph Book and Job Establishment, 1863. Description: 19 p.

John Hamilton Bickett

• Origin of Some Distinctive Features of Texan Civilization. Dallas: Philosophical Society of Texas, 1946. Description: p. 9 - 48. Constitutes paper prepared for the annual meeting of the Philosophical Society of Texas, celebrating the Centennial of Texas statehood; meeting held December 1, 1945 and paper published 1946 as the Proceedings of the annual meeting. This paper emphasizes particularly the history of the "provisions for the community system of marital property, the homestead exemption, and the public free school system" in the laws of the Republic of Texas.

Jack S. Blanton, Sr.

• Art and the Public Purse, the American Historical Experience. The Philosophical Society of Texas, proceedings of the annual meeting at Houston, Texas, December 5-7, 1997. Welcome and introduction by Jack S. Blanton.
• The Arts in a Democratic Society: Past, Present and Future. Austin: Philosophical Society of Texas, c2000.

Orville Bullington

• The Revolution in Mexico / remarks made at a dinner given by the citizens of El Paso for Francisco I. Madero at The Toltec Club, May 31, 1911. El Paso, Texas. 1911.

William Henry Burges

• Some Recent Tendencies in Texas Laws / President's annual address delivered before the Texas Bar Association at San Angelo, Texas, July 5, 1910. El Paso, Texas: El Paso Print. Co., 1910. Description: 39 p.

Rita Crocker Clements

• "How to be a Political Spouse," Texas Monthly. July 2003.

Edward Crane

• Edward Crane Papers, 1883-1963. Center for American History, The University of Texas at Austin. Son and law partner of Texas Attorney General, Martin McNulty Crane, Edward Crane was also a U.T. System Regent (1927-1933) and law professor (1933-1941) at his alma mater, The University of Texas at Austin. The bulk of the material is personal and family correspondence, much of it reflecting his lifelong close association with The University of Texas. Correspondents include Winnie Allen, Eugene C. Barker, William James Battle, Roy Bedichek, H. Y. Benedict, Tom Connally, J. Frank Dobie, J. Evetts Haley, John A. Lomax, and Dan Moody.

Thomas J. Devine

• Speeches delivered on the 17th January, 1862, in the representative hall, Austin, Texas. Austin: printed by John Marshall, 1862. Other author: A.W. Terrell. Description. 29 p.

Frank C. Erwin, Jr.

• Gubernatorial Appointments to Full Terms on the Board of Regents of The University of Texas System, 1978.

Don Evans

• Commission: Longhorn. El Paso, Texas: Adair Margo Gallery, 2004. Presented by Donald L. Evans. Photography and text by Jeffrey Mannix. Illustrations by Tom Lea.

Hiram M. Garwood

• Argument Against Income Tax Bill before Committee on Revenue and Taxation / House of Representatives, second called session, Forty-first Legislature of Texas, June 19, 1929. Houston, Texas, Union National Bank, 1929. Description: 15 p.

• The Hogg Amendments / argument delivered before Committee on Constitutional Amendments of the Senate of Texas, March 7, 1907. Austin, Texas: Austin Printing Co. Description: 16 p.

W. St. John Garwood

• "Thomas Jefferson: su Vida y su Obra." Buenos Aires, Argentina: Talleres Raficos J. Perrotti, 1939. Description: 17 p. Series: Publicaciones del Instituto Cultural Argentino-Norteamericano.

Jenkins Garrett

• The Presidents of Mexican Texas, 1824-1836. Other author: Kenneth Yeilding. Odessa, The University of Texas of the Permian Basin, 1971. Description: 35 p.

Thomas B. Greenwood

• Digest of Opinions Written by Thos. B. Greenwood while Associate Justice of the Supreme Court / as arranged by the American Digest System, April 1, 1918 to January 1, 1935. Description: Bound scrapbook of typescripts.

Thomas Watt Gregory

• Letters (and Papers) Exclusive of Legal Materials. Washington: Library of Congress, Photoduplication Service, 1969. Description: 6 reels. Microfilm (negative) 35 mm.

• Thomas Watt Gregory Papers, 1872-1965. Southwest Collection, Texas Tech University. 2 microfilm reels. U.S. Attorney General under the Woodrow Wilson administration. Consists of personal and business correspondence, literary productions, newspaper clippings and printed material.

Berthold E. Hadra, M.D.

• The Public and the Doctor, by a Regular Physician. Dallas, c1902. Description: 149 p.

William Womack Heath

• Progress Report, Texas Western College, 1959-1964. El Paso, Office of News and Information, Texas Western College, 1964. Description: 12 p.(Texas Western College is now The University of Texas at El Paso.)

Thomas S. Henderson

• (Patriotic historical) address delivered (in the hall of the House of Representatives) on the evening of March 2, 1927. Austin, Texas: 1927. Description: 7 p.

William Clifford Hogg

• To Former Students of the University and All Other Friends of Education in Texas. Austin, 1917. Ex-students' Association of The University of Texas.
• His Own Words to Discover his Motives. The Ferguson Idea of University Control. Austin, Texas, 1917.
• An Interview by Will C. Hogg. A record and some queries. Austin, Texas, July 19, 1917.
• Outline of Address to Joint Meeting of Senate and House Committees of Education and Committees on Constitutional Amendments / evening of February 9, 1915. Houston, Texas, 1915. Description: 8 p.
• William Clifford Hogg Papers, 1897-1932. Center for American History, The University of Texas at Austin. Finding aid available online at http://www.lib.utexas.edu/ taro/utcah/00009/cah-00009.html. Besides his many public and private philanthropic endeavors, Hogg was particularly known for his support of The University of Texas as a Regent and in its struggle with Governor James E. Ferguson as well as his various efforts through the Ex-students' Association to improve education throughout the state and to support the establishment of student loans. Papers relate to the life and affairs of Hogg (1875-1930), attorney, businessman, and philanthropist, who was the son of Texas Governor James Stephen Hogg and resided in Houston and New York City. Material concerns his involvement with the city of Houston; The University of Texas, and other colleges and universities; the Texas Company and other oil and gas enterprises; insurance, banking, cotton, and other businesses; political affairs, including the impeachment of Governor James Edward Ferguson, Dan Moody's election as governor in 1924, and the Democratic National Convention of 1928 in Houston; his many philanthropies and philanthropic distribution of his estate; and deals as well with other members of the Hogg family.

Beauford H. Jester

• The "Tidelands" Decision of the Supreme Court of the United States. Austin, Texas, 1947. Description: 68 p.

Claudia Taylor Johnson

• A White House Diary [by] Lady Bird Johnson. New York: Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1970.

Joe M. Kilgore

• In Memoriam: Honorable Robert W. Calvert. Austin, Texas. 1995. Description: XIII p. Remarks by Joe Kilgore and Joe R. Greenhill during a special session of the Supreme Court of Texas, in memory of former Chief Justice Robert W. Calvert.

Marcellus E. Kleberg

• Youngstown Bridge Co., Appellant, vs. Minneapolis Trust Co., Appellee: Intervenors in the case of J.H. Taylor et al. vs. North Galveston, Houston & Kansas City Railroad Company: appeal from District Court of Galveston County: Brief of Appellee. M.E. Kleberg, attorney for appellee. Texas. 1894. Other authors: Minneapolis Trust Company and Youngstown Bridge Co. Description: 15 p.

Samuel Willis Tucker Lanham

• Army Reorganization / speech of the Hon. Samuel W.T. Lanham, of Texas, in the House of Representatives, January 24, 1899. Washington D.C., 1899.
• Bankruptcy / speech of the Hon. Samuel W.T. Lanham, of Texas, in the House of Representatives, February 16, 1898. Washington D.C., 1898.
• The Democratic Party / speech of the Hon. Samuel W.T. Lanham, of Texas, in the House of Representatives, January 31, 1901. Washington D.C., 1901.
• Fraternalism vs. Sectionalism / speech of the Hon. Samuel W.T. Lanham, of Texas, in the House of Representatives, January 10, 1891. Washington D.C., 1891.
• Free Coinage of Silver / speech of the Hon. Samuel W.T. Lanham, of Texas, in the House of Representatives, March 6, 1886. Washington D.C., 1886.
• Trusts / speech of the Hon. Samuel W.T. Lanham, of Texas, in the House of Representatives, May 31, 1900. Washington D.C., 1900.

Wales H. Madden, Jr.

• Oral History Interview: Wales H. Madden, Jr. Austin, Texas: Texas Bar Foundation, 2003. Outstanding fifty-year lawyer award, 2003, Texas Bar Foundation. Interviewer and editor: Sheree Scarborough. Transcription: Shannon Morris. Cover portrait by J. Longacre. Interview conducted April 15, 2003. Description: 34 p.

James Wharton McLaughlin

• A Catalytic Theory of Infection and Immunity. New York: William Wood & Co., 1909. Description: 16 p. Reprinted from the Medical Record, May 1, 1909.
• Fermentation, Infection and Immunity. A New Theory of these Processes, which Unifies their Primary Causation and Places the Explanation of their Phenomena in Chemistry, Biology, and the Dynamics of Molecular Physics. Austin, Texas: E. Von Boeckmann, 1892. Description: 240 p.

Rabbi Levi Arthur Olan

• Judaism and Immortality. New York: Union of American Hebrew Congregations, 1971. Description: 112 p.
• New Resources for a Liberal Faith. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: Maurice Jacobs, 1962. Description: p. 226-239.

Clarence Ousley

• Being a Man / alumni oration, Alabama Polytechnic Institute (A& M College), Auburn, Alabama, June 9, 1896. Opelika, Alabama: Post Publishing Co., 1896. Description: 21 p.
• Background of American Government. Dallas, Texas: The Southern Publishing Company, c1924. Description: 193 p.
• Clarence Ousley Talked of Issues. Gave Reasons Why Ball Should be Elected Governor. Description: 8 p.
• Fra Paola: A Play in Four Acts. Other author: Ben C. Mason, 1896.
• Galveston in Nineteen Hundred; The Authorized and Official Record of the Proud City of the Southwest as it was before and after the Hurricane of September 8, and a Logical Forecast of its Future, ed. Clarence Ousley. Contributions by Rev. James M. Kirwin. Atlanta, Georgia: W. C. Chase, 1900. Published for the benefit of the Galveston Public Schools. Description: 346 p.
• "History of the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas," Bulletin of the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas 4th Ser., V. 6, No. 8. College Station, Texas: Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas, 1935.
• A History of the United States. Other authors: Robert Green Hall and Harriet Smither. Dallas, Texas: Southern Pub. Co., c1924. Description: 526 p.
• A History of the United States for the Grammar Grades. Other authors: Robert Green Hall and Harriet Smither. Dallas, Texas: Southern Pub. Co., c1920. Description: 520 p.
• Rings O' Smoke. Abbey Press, 1902. Description: 60 p. A collection of poetry.
• The Student's History of our Country: for Grammar Grades. Other authors: Robert Green Hall and Harriet Smither. Dallas: Southern Pub. Co., c1912. Description: 496 p.

Jubal Richard Parten

• The Texas Oil Case / address of J. R. Parten delivered before the Senate of Texas, sitting as a committee of the whole. Austin, Texas: Independent Petroleum Association of Texas, 1933. Description: 43 p.
• The University of Texas Controversy / statement by J. R. Parten. 1945? Description: 8 p.

John Peace

• Selected Cases and Materials on Texas Workmen's Compensation Law. San Antonio: St. Mary's University Book Store, c1950. Other author: Charles Edward Clark. Description: 193 leaves.

William Lambdin Prather

• Address before the State Teachers' Association at Sherman, Texas / June 26, 1901. Austin, Texas, Bulletin, No. 4., 1901. Description: 8 p.
• Commencement Address University of Pennsylvania. Description: p. 224-238.
• Economic Effects of the Homestead and Exemption Laws. M.A. Thesis -- The University of Texas at Austin, 1903.

Edward Randall, Sr., M.D.

• "Nurses Should be Happy in this Well Planned Home, " The Modern Hospital, March, 1933, Vol.XL, No. 3. Other author: Lucius R. Wilson. 1933? Description: 6 p.

Bernard Rapoport

• Being Rapoport: Capitalist with a Conscience as Told to Don Carleton; With an Introduction by Bill Moyers. Austin, Texas: University of Texas Press, 2002. Description: 316 p.

W. Scott Schreiner

• W. Scott Schreiner Papers, 1942-1947. Center for American History, The University of Texas at Austin. Finding aid available online at http://www.lib.utexas.edu/taro/utcah/00332/cah-00332.htmlCorrespondence, telegrams, documents, clippings relating to W. Scott Schreiner's service as a member of The University of Texas System Board of Regents, 1942-1947. Includes material related to the dismissal of U.T. President Homer P. Rainey, related events at The University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston, and events involving The University of Texas Department of Economics.

Seth Shepard

• Comprehensive History of Texas, 1898. Dallas: Scarff, 1898; rpt., Austin, Texas: Texas State Historical Association, 1986. Seth Shepard wrote the introduction and a chapter on the Alamo. Edited by Dudley G. Wooten. Description: 2 vols.
• The Fall of the Alamo / oration delivered before the San Marcos Chautauqua Assembly, July 8, 1889. San Antonio, Texas: Published by order of the Alamo Monument Association, 1889.
• Jurisdictional Rule and Maxims in Equity. Georgetown, D.C.:Georgetown University. Description: 33 p.

Robert Allan Shivers, Jr.

• The Choice: Nationalization or Private Enterprise / address before the Interstate Oil Compact Commission, Chicago, Illinois, December 3, 1954. Oklahoma City: Interstate Oil Compact Commission, 1954. Description: 12 p.
• The Eisenhower Administration Project. 1976. Description: 59 p.
• "The Governor Reports," Texas State Network, December 18, 1950, 7:15 p.m.,. Austin, Texas, 1950.
• Remarks of Governor Allan Shivers to the Historical Survey Committee / Austin, November 17, 1953. Austin, Texas, 1953.
• The Wealth of Texas, and How it is Used. Austin, Texas, 1960.

Ashbel Smith, M.D.

• An Account of the Yellow Fever which Appeared in the City of Galveston, Republic of Texas, in the Autumn of 1839, with Cases and Dissections. Hamilton Stuart, Galveston, 1839. Description: 79 p.

• Address before the Officers and Cadets of the U.S. Military Academy. New York, W.L. Burroughs, June 16, 1848. Description: 14 p.

• An Address Delivered in the City of Galveston / on the 22nd of February, 1848, the anniversary of the birthday of Washington and of the battle of Buena Vista. Galveston, W. Richardson, 1848. Description: 17 p.

• An Address on Education / with extracts from the general presentment of the grand jury of Galveston County, at the spring term of the district court. Galveston, Texas: Printed at the News Office, 1847. Description: 34 p.

• Address on the Laying of the Corner Stone of The University of Texas / November 17, 1882. Austin, Texas, The University of Texas, 188? Description: p. 81-91.

• Addresses at the Commencement Exercises of The University of Texas / delivered June 14, 1884. Description: 26 p.

• Addresses Delivered in the Chapel at West Point before the Officers and Cadets of the United States Military Academy / by the Hon. Ashbel Smith of Texas and Col. A.W. Doniphan of Missouri. New York: W.L. Burroughs, 1848? Description: 21 p. Series: Pamphlets; Vol.17, No. 6.

• The Cholera Spasmodica, as Observed in Paris in 1832; Comprising its Symptoms, Pathology, and Treatment. New York, Hill, 1832. Description: 80 p.

• Correspondence between Ashbel Smith and George A. Smith, together with other correspondence concerning Mrs. Harriet E. Smith, 1868-1880. Description: 10 p.

• The Galveston and Camargo Railway / memorial of M.R. Jefferds, of Galveston, Texas, praying for the passage of the bill (H.R. 2667) to authorize the Secretary of War to contract with the Galveston and Camargo Railway Company for the immediate construction of its line of road to the Rio Grande City opposite Camargo, Mexico, as a coast-defense, and for the purpose of establishing a commercial and military rail highway to the Rio Grande. Description: 36 p. Series: 45. Cong. 2. Session. House. Misc. Doc. no. 46. The appendix contains letters, reports, etc. explaining the depredation and massacres of the marauding Indians on the Texas frontier, and the need of protection. Written by Ashbel Smith, Gov. R.B. Hubbard, and others.

• Letter from Doctor Ashbel Smith to the trustees of the Memphis University, setting forth the practicablity and the advantages of establishing a university of the first class in Memphis. Memphis? Enquirer Pr., 1849. Description: 7 p.

• "Notice sur la Geographie du Texas," Bull. Soc. Geog., 3rd Ser., 1844, 1, pp. 321-344.

• An Oration Pronounced before the Connecticut Alpha of the Phi Beta Kappa at Yale College, New Haven, August 15, 1849 / published by request of the society. New Haven, Connecticut: B.L. Hamlen, printer to Yale College, 1849. Description: 32 p.

• Reminiscences of the Texas Republic. Austin, Texas: Pemberton Press, 1967. Description: 86 p. Series: Brasada reprint series. Annual address delivered before the Historical Society of Galveston, December 15, 1875. Reprint of the 1876 edition.

• Speech on the Public Debt Bill. Delivered in the House of Representatives of the State of Texas, December 11, 1855. Austin, Texas: Printed at the "State times" Job Office, 1856. Description: 24 p.

Nathan Alexander Stedman

• Address of Judge N.A. Stedman of Austin, Texas / on railroads and their relation to capital, delivered before the Texas Banker's Association, Houston, Texas, May 10, 1909. Austin, Texas: Austin Print. Co., 1909. Description: 10 p.

• A Discussion of the Passenger Rate Situation in Texas. Other author: H.G. Askew, statistician. Austin, Texas: Austin Printing Co., 1908. Description: 48 p.

• The Hogg Amendments / argument before the Committee on Constitutional Amendments of the Senate delivered on March 2, 1907. Other author: M. A. Spoonts. Austin, Texas: Austin Printing Co., 1907. Description: 39 p.

Robert Gerald Storey

• The Final Judgment?: Pearl Harbor to Nuremburg. Naylor, 1968. Description: 208 pp.
• Legal Problems Involved in Present Treaties. Description: Paper read to the Third International Conference of the Legal Profession, International Bar Association, London, July, 1950.
• Our Unalienable Rights. January 1, 1965. Thomas. Description: 152 pp.
• Professional Leadership. Published by Claremont College for the five associated colleges at Claremont, CA, 1958. Description: 84 pp.
• The Second Hoover Commission: Its Legal Task Force, 1954.

Alexander Watkins Terrell

• Address at the twentieth annual reunion of the Texas Veteran Association. Austin, Texas, 1893.
• Address before the Athenaeum and Rusk Societies of The University of Texas. Delivered June 13, 1884. Austin, Texas, 1884.
• Address presenting to the state the portrait of Stephen F. Austin. Austin, Texas, 1889.
• Address before the Literary Society of the University of Missouri, June 1, 1885. Denison, Texas, 1885.
• Address on private corporations. Delivered before the literary societies of the University of Missouri, June 1, 1885. Austin, Texas, 1885.
• Address before the Williamson County Agricultural. Association at Georgetown. Delivered October 11, 1877. Austin, Texas, 1877.
• Addresses at the commencement exercises of The University of Texas. Delivered June 14, 1884.
• Alexander Watkins Terrell Reminiscences. Archives and Information Services Division, Texas State Library and Archives Commission. http://www.lib.utexas.edu/taro/tslac/40038/tsl-40038.html
• Argument in behalf of the Galveston Wharf Company. Austin, Texas, 1875.
• The Campaign / speech delivered at Bastrop, October 8, 1886. Bastrop, Texas, 1886.
• The Campaign / speech of Judge A.W. Terrell at Austin. September 8, 1882. Austin, Texas, 1882.
• Commencement address. Austin, Texas, 1898.
• The Cormorant, the Commune, and Labor / speech at the Opera House in Austin, Texas, April 8, 1886.
• E. G. Hanrick, appellant, vs. W. A. Dodd, appellee; appeal from Williamson county. Brief for appellee by A. W. Terrell. Austin, Texas, 1884.
• From Texas to Mexico and the Court of Maximilian in 1865. Dallas, Texas, 1933.
• Incorporated Monopoly. Austin, Texas, 1899.
• Land: Its Individual Ownership and Culture. Austin, Texas, 1898.
• Oration delivered on the Fourth Day of July, 1861 at the Capitol, Austin, Texas. Austin, Texas, 1861.
• Report of the Ceremonies of Laying the Corner Stone of the New Capitol of Texas. Austin, Texas. 1885.
• The Soul. Austin, Texas, 1905.
• Speech of Hon. A.W. Terrell at Georgetown, Texas, April 11, 1908.
• Speech of Hon. A. W. Terrell delivered at Bastrop, October 8, 1886.
• Speech of Hon. A.W. Terrell delivered in the Senate of Texas, January 21, 1884.
• Speech of Hon. A.W. Terrell, senator from 25th senatorial district, delivered in the Senate, July 19, 1876.
• Speech of Senator Terrell delivered in the Senate, April 19, 1882, on the Bill to set aside two million of acres of land, 1882
• Speech of Senator Terrell on the importation, manufacture, and sale of alcoholic liquors within the state. Austin, Texas, 1882.
• Speeches delivered on the 17th January, 1862, in the representative hall. Austin, Texas, 1862.
• Supplemental brief, construing the 3rd section of an act incorporating the Galveston, Houston, and San Antonio Railway Company. Austin, Texas, 1881.

Joe C. Thompson

• The Problem of Financing our Foreign Trade. 1922. Description: 35 p.; B.B.A. Thesis -- The University of Texas.

George T. Todd

• Sketch of History: The First Texas Regiment Hood's Brigade. 1909. Description: 27 p.

George W. Tyler

• The History of Bell County. San Antonio, Texas: Naylor, c1936. Edited by C. W. Ramsdell. At the author's death the writing was incomplete and the editor revised, condensed, and in some instances even completed, the manuscript. Description: 425 p.

Dudley Kezer Woodward

• Reasons of Dudley K. Woodward, Jr., Chairman of the Board of Regents of The University of Texas, for voting against the election of Dr. Homer P. Rainey as President of The University of Texas. Austin, Texas: The University of Texas, 1945. Description: 32 p.

Thomas D. Wooten

• Correspondence concerning the claims of The University of Texas upon the State of Texas. Austin: 1888. Description: 19 p. Consists primarily of correspondence between Governor L.S. Ross and Dr. Thomas D. Wooten, president of the Board of Regents.
• The University of Texas / read by invitation before the Convention of the Texas State Medical Association, at its Thirteenth Annual Meeting, at Austin, Texas, April, 1887. Description: 15 p.

Louis J. Wortham

• A History of Texas from Wilderness to Commonwealth. Fort Worth, Texas: Wortham-Molyneaux Co., 1924. Description: 5 Vol.

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Bibliography of works about former Regents

 

L. C. Alexander

• Johnson, Sid. Texans Who Wore the Gray.

Robert Lynn Batts

• Travis County Bar Association. In Memory of Judge Robert Lynn Batts. Austin, Texas.

James Hall Bell

• Davenport, Harbert. History of the Supreme Court of the State of Texas Austin. Southern Law Book Publishers, 1917.
• Memorial Proceedings in the Supreme Court of Texas, in Respect to the Memory of Hon. James H. Bell / an Associate Justice of this Court, 1858-1864. June 22, 1893.

Jack S. Blanton, Sr.

• University of Texas System. Santa Rita Award Presented to Jack S. Blanton: February 9, 1994. Austin, Texas: The University of Texas System, 1994..

George W. Brackenridge

• Morgan, Bobbie Whitten. George W. Brackenridge and His Control of San Antonio's Water Supply, 1869-1905. Thesis presented to the faculty of the Graduate School of Trinity University in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts.
• Neal, Basil Young. George W. Brackenridge: Citizen and Philanthropist. Austin, Texas, 1939. Description: M.A. Thesis -- University of Texas, 1939.
• Sibley, Marilyn M. George W. Brackenridge: Maverick Philanthropist. Austin, 1973.

Orville Bullington

• Texas' Hope, Orville Bullington (Republican nominee) for Governor and Clean Government. Texas, 1932. Description: 1 sheet.

Clifton M. Caldwell

• Beckham, John L."Clifton Mott Caldwell: Citizen of Texas," West Texas Historical Association Year Book 56. 1980.

Rita Crocker Clements

• Donihoo, Rachel Skei. "Clements Gift Positions Medical Center for Research and Imaging Advances," Southwestern Medical Perspective, Spring 2006, pp. 16-17.

Linnett Deily

• Garcia, Guillermo. “Claim to Fame: McCombs Hall of Fame Gains Three Eminent Texans.” The McCombs School of Business Magazine. Fall/Winter 2002. http://www.mccombs.utexas.edu/news/magazine/02f/fame.asp

Frank Erwin

• Bay, Deborah Lynn. The Influence of Frank Erwin on Texas Higher Education, 1988.
  Thesis (Ph.D.)-- The University of Texas at Austin.
• Richard A. Holland, "13 Ways of Looking at Chairman Frank," The Texas Book. Austin: University of Texas Press, 2006.

Donald Evans

• Garcia, Guillermo. “Claim to Fame: McCombs Hall of Fame Gains Three Eminent Texans.” The McCombs School of Business Magazine. Fall/Winter 2002. http://www.mccombs.utexas.edu/news/magazine/02f/fame.asp

Hiram Morgan Garwood

• Brown, John Henry. Indian Wars and Pioneers of Texas. Austin: Daniell, 1880; reprod., Easley, South Carolina: Southern Historical Press, 1978.
• Hiram Morgan Garwood: Memorial Addresses. Houston, Texas, 1930.

Thomas Benton Greenwood

• In Memoriam: Thomas Benton Greenwood. Austin, Texas: Travis County Bar Association, 1948. Description: 11 p. "By resolution adopted April 5, 1948, the Travis County Bar Association ... ordered 350 copies of the proceedings in the Supreme Court of Texas in memory of Thomas Benton Greenwood printed for distribution to members of the family, judges of the Court sitting in Austin, and members of the Travis County Bar Association"--p. 11.

Thomas Moore Harwood

• In Memoriam. Resolutions and tributes on the life and character of Thomas Moore Harwood of Gonzales, Texas, born December 30, 1827. Gonzales, 1900. Description: 42 p.

William Clifford Hogg

• Lomax, John A. Will Hogg, Texan. Austin: University of Texas Press, 1956.

John Jeffers

• Dedication Ceremony: the John Jeffers Courtroom. Austin, Texas: The University of Texas School of Law, 1990. Description: 1 videocassette, 24 min. Welcome, introductions, and closing remarks: Mark G. Yudof. Remarks by friends and collegues: Baine P. Kerr, E. William Barnett, Joseph D. Jamail, G. Irvin Terrell.

Beauford H. Jester

• Lowe, Billie Lynne. The Reforms of Beauford Halbert Jester's Administration, 1947-1949. c1984. Description: 282 p.; 21 cm. Ph.D. Thesis, North Texas State University, 1984.
• Moody, Daniel James. Governor Dan Moody introducing Governor Beauford H. Jester / radio address on the Lone Star Network, Wednesday, July 7, 1948. Austin, Texas, 1948.

Claudia Taylor Johnson

• Anthony, Carl Sferrazza. First Ladies: The Saga of the Presidents' Wives and Their Power. New York: W. Morrow 1990-c1991.
• Bannett, Carole. Partners to the President. New York: Citadel Press 1966.
• Hall, Gordon Langley. Lady Bird and her Daughters. Philadelphia: M. Smith Co. 1967.
• Carpenter, Liz. Ruffles and Flourishes: The Warm and Tender Story of a Simple Girl who Found Adventure in the White House. Garden City, NY: Doubleday 1970.
• Montgomery, Ruth S. Mrs. L.B.J. New York: Holt, Rineheart and Winston, 1964.
• Smith, Marie D. The President's Lady: An Intimate Biography of Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson. New York: Random House 1964.

Charles Edgar Kelly

• Jack C. Vowell, Jr. Politics at El Paso, 1850-1920. M.A. Thesis, Texas Western College, 1952.

Marcellus E. Kleberg

• In Memory of Marcellus E. Kleberg / a record of telegrams, letters, resolutions and memorial addresses received by the family, and newspaper comments upon the death of Hon. M. E. Kleberg of Galveston, Texas, born February 7, 1849, died March 1, 1913, compiled under the direction of his friends and relatives. Galveston, Texas: Clarke & Courts, 1913. Description: 95 p. Together with extracts from some of his notable speeches and public addresses.

Samuel Willis Tucker Lanham

• Martin, Ruby Lanham. The Administration of Governor S. W. T. Lanham, 1903-1907. Austin, Texas: 1937. M.A. Thesis, The University of Texas.

George W. Littlefield

• Gracy, David Bergen. "George Washington Littlefield: Portrait of a Cattleman," Southwestern Historical Quarterly, LXVIII (October, 1964), 237-258
• Gracy, David Bergen. Littlefield Lands: George W. Littlefield and Colonization on the South Plains of Texas, 1912-1920. Austin, Texas, 1966. Description: 177 p. M.A. Thesis, The University of Texas, 1966.
• Gracy, David Bergen. "With Danger and Honor: George W. Littlefield, 1861- 1864," Texana, I (Winter, Spring, 1963), 1-19, 120-152.
• Haley, J. Evetts. George W. Littlefield, Texan. Norman, 1943.
• The Littlefield Home. Austin: University of Texas System Development Board, 1968. Description: 12 p.

James W. McLaughlin

• Hilgartner, Henry L. Life, Character and Works of Prof. J. W. McLaughlin. Austin, Texas, 1910. Description: 8 p.
• "Proceedings in the Supreme Court of Texas, at Austin, March 17, 1948. Reprint from Texas Medical Journal, June, 1910.

W. A. Moncrief, Jr.

• Carroll, Christine. "The Son Also Rises," Texas Monthly. September, 1992.

Rabbi Levi A. Olan

• Bemporad, Jack. A Rational Faith: Essays in Honor of Levi A. Olan. New York: Ktav Pub. House, 1977. Description: 211 p.

Patrick Oxford

• Texas Super Lawers, October, 2004. pp. 26-28.

Jubal Richard Parten

• Carleton, Don. A Breed So Rare: The Life of J.R. Parten, Liberal Texas Oil Man, 1896-1992. Austin: Texas State Historical Association in cooperation with the Center for American History, The University of Texas at Austin, c1998. Description: 668 p.
• Ivins, Molly. "The Real J. R.," Texas Observer. December 25, 1992.
• Turner, Earl. "J. R. Parten: An Independent Oilman Who Has Made a Difference," TIPRO Reporter. Fall 1983.

Bernard Rapoport

• State of Israel National Tribute Dinner Honoring Bernard Rapoport. Texas: 1993.

Raul Romero

• Farrell, Cathleen and David Yanovich. "The President's Hombre," Poder. April 2004.

John Sealy, II

• A Bridge to a Better World. Galveston: Sealy and Smith Foundation for the John Sealy Hospital, 1989.

Eldred James Simkins

• Potts, Charles S. "Old Simp and His Jackasses," Southwest Review 31. Fall 1945.

Ashbel Smith, M.D.

• Clopton, A. G. An Eulogy on the Life and Character of Dr. Ashbel Smith / delivered at The Texas State University commencement before the Regents, faculty and students: by invitation of Board of Regents, in the City of Austin, Texas, June 15, 1886 / by Dr. A.G. Clopton, of Jefferson, Texas. Jefferson, Texas: Iron News Print, 1886.
• Fain, Thomas A. The Contributions of Ashbel Smith to Education in Texas 2008. Description: Doctoral dissertation. 317 p.
• Ingram, J. C. Life and Times of Ashbel Smith. 1932. Description: 77 p.
• Porter, Ella SoRelle. Ashbel Smith's Services to Education in Texas. Austin, Texas, 1939. Description: 3 p., M.A. Thesis, The University of Texas.
• Silverthorne, Elizabeth. Ashbel Smith of Texas. College Station: Texas A&M University Press, 1982.
• Smither, Harriet. The Diplomatic Service of Ashbel Smith to the Republic of Texas, 1842-1845. Austin, 1922. Description 161 p. M.A. Thesis, The University of Texas, 1922.
• Red, Samuel Clark. Biographical Sketch of Ashbel Smith, M.D. Houston? Texas, 1929. Description: 23 p.

Henry Jacob Lutcher Stark

• Eckhardt, Carl J. The Promise of Greatness: Early Experiences at The University of Texas. 1978. (pp. 81-82)
• Maxwell, Robert S. and Robert D. Baker. Sawdust Empire: The Texas Lumber Industry, 1830-1940. College Station: Texas A&M University Press, 1983.

Ralph Steiner

• Red, [Mrs. S. C.] The Medicine Man in Texas. Houston, Texas: Standard Printing & Lithographing Co., 1930.

Alexander Watkins Terrell

• Gould, Lewis L. Civil War Soldier, Texas Lawmaker, American Diplomat. Austin: University of Texas Press, 2004.

Miles Frank Yount

• Linsley, Judith Walker and Ellen Walker Rienstra. Beaumont: A Chronicle of Promise Woodland Hills, California: Windsor, 1982.
• McKinley, Fred B. and Greg Riley.  Black Gold to Bluegrass: From the Oil Fields of Texas to Spindletop Farm of Kentucky.  Austin: Eakin Press, 2005.
• The Spindletop Legacy: Legends and Luminaries / commissioned by the American Saddlebred Museum. A 25-minute documentary telling the story of the Younts and the influence of Spindletop, the home Mrs. Yount build in Lexington, Kentucky after her husband passed away, on the breed.

Various Regents

• Berry, Margaret C. The University of Texas: A Pictorial Account of its First Century. Austin, Texas: University of Texas Press, 1980. ("University Regents," pp. 95-111.)
• Eckhardt, Carl J. Facts and Stories about Fifty Golden Years at The University of Texas.
• Eckhardt, Carl J. In the Beginning of The University of Texas. (George W. Brackenridge, pp.80-87; Ashbel Smith, pp. 22-30; Thomas D. Wooten, pp. 30-35.)
• Eckhardt, Carl J. One Hundred Faithful to The University of Texas at Austin.
• Handbook of Texas Online, http://www.tsha.utexas.edu/handbook/online/index.html

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