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Theses (published 1979 - 1953)

Slavery And Industry In The Antebellum South: The Texas Experience, 1850-1860, Harris E. Bell, 8/1979
The Emancipation Proclamation In The Writings Of Selected Professional Negro Historians And Selected Professional Southern White Historians, Helen Marie Tate, 8/1970
The Image Of The Negro In Louisiana History: The Period Of Slavery 1803-1860, Ben Hunter, 8/1970
New Orleans: Outpost of Negro Westward Migration, Melina Granger Harris, 8/1969
The Development of Native Capital in Texas 1850 to 1860, William Charles Akins, 8/1963
Slavery In The Economy Of San Augustine County, Texas 1837-1860, Faydell Lomma Barrett, 8/1963
History of Slavery in Texas and the Southwest Number 10 Free Negroes in Texas to 1860, Alexander Thomas Martin Pratt, 5/1963
The Role of the African Background in the Writings of Negro Professional Historians from 1903 to the Present: A Study in Intellectual History, Arthur Jean Milligan, 8/1961
Diplomatic Causes Of The Italo-Ethiopian War, Herman T. Smith, 5/1958
Land Tenure Among Fifty Negro Famers In Gonzales County, Noah V. C. Kline, 8/1957
Taxes and Slavery in Texas, 1845-1860, Marcus Antonio Freeman Jr., 8/1956
A Study of the Sociological Effect of the Agricultural Situation in the Rambo Community, McLeod, Texas During the Period 1905-55, McNoble Harper, 8/1956
Slavery In the Economy of Falls County 1850-1860, Council S. Moore, 8/1954
Slavery In The Economy Of Colorado County 1822-1863, Lillie E. Atkinson, 8/1954
Slavery in the Economy of Brazos County 1821 to 1860, Willie Rae Green Henry, 8/1954
Slavery in the Economy of Cherokee County, Texas 1846-1860, Irene Paezatta Hunter, 8/1954
Elizabeth Barrett Browning: An Evaluation of the Literary Achievements as Revealed in the Works of the Browning Collection at Waco, Texas, Coleta Scott Hillmon, 8/1954
Slavery in the Economy of Rusk County 1843-1860, Almond L. Gholston, 8/1953
Slavery in the Economy of Wharton County, Texas 1846-1860, Elizabeth L. Roberts, 8/1953
HOMETOWN: A Cultural Analysis of a Small Southern Town, Iola Laura Miles Taylor, 8/1953
An Experimental Study of Negro Achievements and Their Implications for Integration with Social Studies, Edna Erle Tarrow, 8/1953

Theses (published 1952 - 1926)

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Theses (published 1979 - 1953)

Slavery And Industry In The Antebellum South: The Texas Experience, 1850-1860, Harris E. Bell, 8/1979

Theses (published 1952 - 1926)

A Proposed Supervisory Program For Shelby County, Texas, 1947-1954, Loberta Hollyce Price Wright Forte, 8/1952

Slavery In The Economy Of Matagorda County, Texas 1836-1860, Hal Robbins, Jr., 8/1952

Runaway Slaves in Texas from 1830 to 1860, Marjorie Browne Hawkins, 8/1952

The Coming of Industrial Education into the South From1865-1900 with Special Reference to the Negro, Everett A. Killyon, 8/1950

The Development Of The ARP Colored Vocational High School, ARP, Texas, As A Consolidated School, Leo James Johnson, 8/1949

Relations of Operator and Laborer in Rice Culture, Iris Elaine Clarke, 8/1949

A Study Of The Development Of Education For Negroes In Walker County, John Roosevelt Powell, 8/1948

Negro Labor Property Holdings In Shelby County, Texas 1870-1945, Leo Bertice Chumley, 8/1948

The Development Of The George Washington Carver High School Karnack Texas As A Consolidated School, Theophilus Clay Franklin, 8/1948

Paul Laurence Dunbar's Treatment Of Plantation Life, Jennie Lucile Owens, 8/1948

Sustenance Position Of Texas Negro Domestic Servants In The Texas Economy, Lois Arnell Reynolds, 8/1942

C.W. Rice - Labor Leader, Hobart T. Taylor, 5/1939

The Rise And Fall Of Oscar De Priest As A Political Figure, Joseph T. Warren, 5/1939

The Evolution Of The Tap Dance, John Marion Jr., 5/1938

Sociology Of Public School Music, Beulah Viola Biglow, 8/1936

The Contribution of the Negro to the Drama, Mattie E. M. Wells, 5/1933

The Achievements Of The Negro, Callie Mabel Walker, 1/1926

University Archivist; Head, Special Collections/Archives Dept.