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| Field name | Value |
|---|---|
| Title | Account of a journey through north-eastern Texas, undertaken in 1849, for the purposes of emigration. Embodied in a report: to which are appended letters and verbal communications, from eminent individuals; lists of temperature; of prices of land, produce, and articles of merchandize... and the recently adopted constitution of Texas, with maps from the last authentic survey. |
| Author | Smith, Edward (c.1818-1874) |
| Date | 1849 |
| Document Type | Rare Book |
| Region | Texas; Louisiana |
| Places | Red River, Fort Washita, Clarkesville, New Orleans, Cass County |
| Keywords | migrant, railroad, horses, roads, rivers, bears, Native Americans, climate, weather, health, disease, farming, law, overland trail |
| Theme | Homesteaders, Overland Travel and Early Settlements; Borderlands |
| Publisher | Hamilton, Adams, & Co. |
| Place of Publication | London |
| Additional Information | From the Colton Storm catalogue: "An attempt to attract British emigrants to Texas". |
| Library | The Newberry Library |
| Copyright | The Newberry Library |
| Collection | Everett D. Graff Collection of Western Americana |
| Reference | Graff 3843 |
| Catalogue Link | The Newberry Library Catalogue |