The Unbelievable Ordeals At Nacogdoches - Thirty-Eight Years of Constant Rebellion And Turmoil by H.Gordon Pettey. An exciting explanation of six rebellions, a battle on its main street that killed many and changed the course of East Texas history, the boundary dispute that almost caused a war between two great nations and filled Nacogdoches with hundreds of Spanish troops, the change of three governments and the slaughter at Goliad and San Antonio involving volunteers from Nacogdoches, and more, all in a span of thirty-eight years.  This is well worth a read.  You will have a new perception and appreciation as to how our freedoms as Texans, were won.  Soft cover.  $30.00.  The Original Indian Trails And Spanish Roads of East Texas, Spanish Named Creeks And Rivers Defined, And The Nine Tribes and Locations Of The Tejas/Hasanai, Including The Nacogdotsi, Plus the Ais and Adaes Tribes For Whom Missions Were Built, Plus more - The history of the East Texas Indians is extremely complicated.  Not only were there Caddo nations living there that dated back to the mound builders, but other immigrant tribes moved onto their lands while they still lived on them, further confusing future generations of Texans - No Cherokee are not Texas Indians and no, there are no native Texas Indian reservations.  This monograph will untangle this wonderful history and allow you to fully understand why the Spanish also moved among them and why their descendents are still there.  Comes with original map.  In a plastic jacket.  $15.00.  Cattle, Guns, Slaves And Other Trade Goods In Spanish East Texas - In the days of early Spanish settlement of East Texas, there was no money.  The resourceful Spanish used cattle guns and slaves as collateral.  This is an interesting story of how this system of barter worked.  $10.00.  The Smugglers - St. Denis and La Harp, Their Trade With The East Texas Missions.  How They Helped The Missions Survive - This interesting phase of Texas history began when French traders came from far away Mobile (Alabama) with loaded mule-packed trains of trade goods for the East Texas Caddoans.  Smuggling continued all through the Spanish Mexican and Republic eras.  This industry shaped Texas history.  $10.00.  The Royal English of East Texas - A dictionary of the early Anglo pioneer speech in East Texas, much of which has already been lost because new generations are being reared listening to the standard American speech that they hear being used by movie actors and radio/TV commentators.  But their ancestor's speech was the speech of English kings and queens of the period of Shakespeare, Bacon, Sir Walter Raleigh, Chaucer, Alfred, Marlow and Dryden.  $10.00.