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The science of instream flows a review of the Texas Instream Flow Program /

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Roadside Crosses in Contemporary Memorial Culture by Everett, Holly J., 1968-

Table of Contents: “…Memorial culture : the material response to loss -- The cross-cultural roadside cross -- Roadside memorial case studies -- Bereavement made manifest -- Cross connections, social meanings.…”
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Roadside Crosses in Contemporary Memorial Culture / by Everett, Holly J., 1968-

Table of Contents: “…Memorial culture : the material response to loss -- The cross-cultural roadside cross -- Roadside memorial case studies -- Bereavement made manifest -- Cross connections, social meanings.…”
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Roadside crosses in contemporary memorial culture by Everett, Holly J., 1968-

Table of Contents: “…Memorial culture : the material response to loss -- The cross-cultural roadside cross -- Roadside memorial case studies -- Bereavement made manifest -- Cross connections, social meanings.…”
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Roadside Crosses in Contemporary Memorial Culture / by Everett, Holly J., 1968-

Table of Contents: “…Memorial culture : the material response to loss -- The cross-cultural roadside cross -- Roadside memorial case studies -- Bereavement made manifest -- Cross connections, social meanings.…”
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The tejano diaspora Mexican Americanism and ethnic politics in Texas and Wisconsin / by Rodriguez, Marc S., 1968-

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The McLaurys in Tombstone, Arizona an O. K. Corral obituary / by Johnson, Paul Lee, 1949-

Table of Contents: “…McLaury -- Buchanan County, Iowa -- The McLaury brothers in Arizona -- Will McLaury, attorney-at-law -- The Arizona frontier -- "My name is well known in Arizona" -- Border crime -- Politics of Arizona and Tombstone -- "More havoc than Apaches" -- The vexed question -- "The grave situation on the border" -- Vengeful schemes -- Summer storms -- Loss in Fort Worth -- Deadly ambush -- "Glad you are on the alert" -- Open hostilities -- Indian summer -- "Throw up your hands" -- "Hurled into eternity" -- A charge of murder -- "This don't bring back my dead brothers -- "The cause of the murder was this" -- "I do not like your letter" -- "And tales of broken faith" -- "I knew they were all down on you" -- Habeas corpus -- "They would shoot a fellow to see him fall" -- "None of the results is satisfactory" -- Epilogue: Three McLaury brothers.…”
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A Good Tale and a Bonnie Tune /

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A Good Tale and a Bonnie Tune /

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