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TSHA Content Division:  Handbook Help Editorial Notes  Articles in the ...

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TSHA Content Division:  Handbook Editorial Notes  The Handbook of Texas Online now uses links for cross-reference ...

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TSHA Content Division:  Handbook Help Research Notes  In the planning ...

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TSHA Content Division:  Editorial Notes For its spelling authority the New Handbook of Texas has generally used Webster's Ninth New Collegiate Dictionary (1983) ...

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TSHA Content Division:  Editorial Notes The editors of the New Handbook have cast a large net for naturalized words by choosing as an authority the latest (and perh ...

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TSHA Content Division:  Editorial Notes In the article titles, the editors have tried in most cases to enter biographies under names given at birth or, in the case of a ...

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TSHA Content Division:  Editorial Notes In articles about physical features--mountains, canyons, streams, bodies of water, and so forth--and in other articles, such as ...

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TSHA Content Division:  Editorial Notes In newspaper names the editors, following the practice of the first edition of the Handbook , have treated city names as adje ...

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TSHA Content Division:  Research Notes Three of the major categories of articles in the New Handbook of Texas are physical features, communities, and counties. The ...

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TSHA Content Division:  Handbook Help Research Notes The New Handbook of ...

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