Nature and Place in Texas: A History (Environmental Histories of Texas)
Nature and Place in Texas examines the state’s past through the intertwined themes of nature, landscape, and place. As part of the Environmental Histories of Texas series, it offers a historical perspective on how Texas can be understood through its environments and distinctive sense of place.
About This Book
Nature and Place in Texas presents a historical study of the relationship between the natural world and the places that define Texas.
Framed within environmental history, the book considers Texas through the connected themes of nature, place, and historical change.
It offers readers an approach to understanding the state’s past through its environments and landscapes.
This volume is part of the Environmental Histories of Texas series.
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