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Author, MonographicRoemer, Ferdinand
Title, MonographicTexas : with particular reference to German immigration and the physical appearance of the country described through personal observation by Ferdinand Roemer; translated from the German by Oswald Mueller
Edition or Version2nd ed.
Place of PublicationSan Antonio, TX
PublisherStandard Printing Co; German-Texan Heritage Society
Date of Publication1983
Extent of Work308
AbstractNarrative account of life in early Texas. Dr. Ferdinand Roemer, a German scientist, traveled through Texas (1945-1847) and recorded his observations in detail. His primary purpose was geological studies, but he was also interested in the plant life, animal life, and the daily life of the settlers and Indians; he was especially conscious of the German settlements, and attempted to evaluate all those aspects of Central Texas critical to the creation of a homeland for German immigrants.
NotesOriginal publication date: 1935; Includes index and two loose maps of Texas ; book, in MadCat; 24 cm
Call NumberMKI F 391 .R715 1983
MKI TermsGerman Americans -- Texas/ History