Bounty Land Grants At Blanco Hills Noted
Horses once brought by Spanish conquerors roamed the Blanco Hills when the first Bounty and Donation land grantees arrived to claim their rewards. The Tarawa Indians, who had tamed the wild mustangs, used the horses for hunting and farming.
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Institute of Texas Cultures maps Texas’s early story from Spanish discovery to Anglo settlement highlighting 24 ethnic groups that shaped the state. R Henderson Shuffler says the history challenges Old West myths with a candid, self-respecting account. CONTINUED ON PAGE 8.
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