Original  edition  of  the  "  Xouveau  Voyage,  .  .  .  with  reflections
on  the  designs  of  La  Salle  on  the  mines  of  Santa  Barbara."  Hennepin
has  account  of  the  Ft.  St.  Louis  settlement  in  Texas,  gleaned  from  Le
Clercq's  "Establissement,"' published  seven  years  before.  Hennepin's
character  as  a  truthful  historian  has  been  successfully  attacked  by  im-
partial critics.
Herringshaw,  Thos.  W.     Poetical  quotations,     ....
112  Texas  BiBLioaRAPHY.
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of  America  now  living  (1892).  Alphabetically  arranged.  356
pp.,  8vo.     lUus.     N.  Y.,  1892.
Has  names  of  more  than  fifty  verse  writers  of  Texas,  few  of  whom
have  published  anything  in  book  form.
Hielscher,  Theodore.  Gebirgs-Formationem  am  Rio  Grande
bei  Eagle  Pass,  Texas.     Schutze's  JaJirbuch,  1883.
Hill,  E.  N.  The  Siege  of  the  Mission  of  Refugio  and  Slaugh-
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Hill,  Fred  S.  Twenty  Years  at  Sea;  or  Leaves  from  My  Old
Log  Books.     273  pp.,  12mo.     N.  Y.,  1893.
The  author,  as  Captain  in  U.  S.  Navy,  saw  some  service  along  the
Texan  coast  during  the  Civil  War.
Hill,  J.  J.  (Ala.,  1835-).  Lawyer.  Theory  of  Prices.  Dal.
Neios,  March  27,  1894.
An  ingenious  argument  to  show"  that  prices  do  not  depend  upon  the
amount  of  money  in  circulation.
Hill,  Rev.  Jas.  W.  Methodist  Minister.  The  North  Texas
Conference  Pulpit  (M.  E.  Church,  South).  With  an  introduc-
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McKenzie   College.     Port.     206   pp.,   12mo.     Nashville,   1880.
must.
With  sermons  by  J.  M.  Binkley,  J.  W.  Chalk,  J.  Clark  Smith,  Jno.
H.  McLean,  A.  M.;  M.  H.  Neely,  B.  S.;  S.  J.  Hawkins, Easterling.
A.  M.;  L.  Lively.  L.  D.  Ellis,  H.  A.  Bourland.  A.  M.;  Jas.  Graham,  A.
