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Cortina: Defending the Mexican Name in Texas (Fronteras Series, sponsored by Texas A&M International University),Used
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Thompsons book provides not only a powerfully written history of a Mexican American who symbolizes resistance to oppression and intolerance, but also a clear, cogent explanation of the relationship between the United States and Mexico as they face each other across the Texas border.Journal of American HistoryJerry Thompson has produced the definitive work on one of the most controversial and influential Mexicano/Tejano figures of Texas and Southwestern history . . . . With stunning clarity and balance, Thompson has provided a muchneeded narrative interpretation that brings to life one of the more colorful figures of Texas, Border, and Chicano histories.Hispanic OutlookJerry Thompson has performed a difficult feat: comprehensively examining a life that had almost as many turns as a circle.Journal of Southern HistoryThis is the most wellresearched and thorough account of Juan Nepomuceno Cortinas life that we have. . . . This book certainly shows that Cortina established his niche in the grand sweep of time, but it will be left to other scholars to follow the many trails hinted at by Thompson.Western Historical QuarterlyJerry Thompsons sympathetic but balanced biography is a must read for all students of Texas history and AngloHispanic relations.East Texas Historical Journal
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