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Soldado de la Patria. San Luis Potosí, Méx.
Sonorense. Hermosillo, Méx.
South Atlantic Quarterly. Durham, N.C.
South Carolina Historical and Genealogical Magazine. Charleston, S. C.
Southern Advocate. Huntsville, Ala.
Southern Literary Messenger. Richmond.
Southern Magazine. Baltimore.
Southern Quarterly Review. New Orleans.
Southwestern Historical Quarterly. Austin, Tex.
Spectateur Militaire. Paris.
Spectator. London.
Spectator. Washington, D. C.
Spirit of Jefferson. Charlestown, Va.
Spirit of the Age. Woodstock, Vt.
Spirit of the Times. New York.
Standard. London.
Star. Columbia, S. C.
Star. Raleigh, N.C.
State Sentinel. Indianapolis.
Statesman. Albany, N. Y.
Sun. New York.
Sun of Anahuac. Vera Cruz.
Telégrafo. Puebla, Méx.
Telegraph. Houston, Tex.
Telegraph. Washington, D. C.
Temístocles. San Juan Bautista, Méx.
Texas Democrat. Austin, Tex.
Texas Review. Austin, Tex.
Texas State Historical Society Quarterly. Austin, Tex.
Texian Democrat. Houston, Tex.
Tiempo. México.
Times. London.
Tribune. New York.
Tropic. New Orleans.
Union. Nashville, Tenn.
Union. Washington, D. C.
Unión Nacional. Oaxaca, Méx.
United Service, New York and Philadelphia.
United Service Magazine. London.
U. S. Army and Navy Journal. New York.
U. S. Cavalry Association Journal. Fort Leavenworth.
U. S. Magazine and Democratic Review. Washington and New York.
Vedette. Washington.
Veracruzano Libre. Veracruz.
Verdadero Liberal. Guanajuato, Méx.
Vigía del Pacífico. Mazatlán, Méx.
Virginia Historical Society Magazine of History and Biography.
Voz de Michoacán. Morelia, Méx.
Voz de la Patria. México.
Voz del Pueblo. México.
West Virginia Hist. and Antiq. Soc., Historical Mag. Charleston.
Western Monthly Magazine. Cincinnati.
Whig. Nashville, Tenn.
Whig. Richmond, Va.
Whig Review. See American Review.
William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine.
Yale Review. New Haven.
Zacatecano. Zacatecas, Mex.
Zempoalteca. Jalapa, Méx.

D. BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS (EXCEPT SERIALS)

These were used primarily, like the other printed matter, on account of first-hand material contained in them, secondly for ancillary information on biography, topography, industries, customs, etc., and thirdly for suggestions, many of which were too general to cite. Some are mentioned