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Six Decades in Texas (Abridged, Annotated)
註釋He was a camel-rancher, married to a Creole woman, the governor of Texas during the American Civil War, later an aid to President Jefferson Davis, with whom he was captured, and a central player in all that happened in early Texas.His name was Francis Richard Lubbock. Released from prison after his capture with Davis, he returned to Texas life and Texas politics, serving as State Treasurer. In this lively, opinionated, sometimes witty memoir, Lubbock mostly discusses his time as War Governor and the struggle to run a state during a rebellion.A largely unreconstructed rebel, Lubbock believed in the Confederate cause to his last days. But his position in Texas history makes him someone worth studying.Every memoir of the American Civil War provides us with another view of the catastrophe that changed the country forever.