A School History of Texas

The book is in poor condition, with a detached spine and visible wear on the cover. The binding is loose, and there is handwritten text on the inside cover. No dust jacket is present. The pages show signs of aging with some foxing and stains.

A School History of Texas by Eugene C. Barker, Charles Shirley Potts, and Charles W. Ramsdell, published by Row, Peterson & Company in Chicago, 1918, is a historical textbook offering a comprehensive overview of Texas history. This edition, copyrighted in 1913 and 1918, reflects early 20th-century educational perspectives on the state’s past. The authors, notable academics from the University of Texas, provide insights into Texas's development, from its early settlements to its role in the broader American narrative. This edition is significant for collectors and historians interested in early interpretations of Texas history. The book's condition is poor, with a detached spine and visible wear, but it remains a valuable resource for those studying historical education materials.