Dive into the intricate world of Texas power and politics with "The Texans" by James Conaway, a compelling first edition published by Alfred A. Knopf in 1976. This insightful book provides a detailed examination of the influential figures shaping Texas, including millionaires, politicians, lawyers, and corporate leaders. Conaway's narrative unveils the sophisticated movers behind the Texas Establishment, whose reach extends far beyond state lines into national corridors of power.
Through vivid reporting and sharp analysis, Conaway explores the lives and impacts of key personalities such as H. Ross Perot, Lloyd Bentsen, and the descendants of legendary oil magnates. The book also delves into the political shifts and corporate strategies that have defined Texas's role in American politics and business. A valuable resource for collectors and readers interested in political history, Texas studies, and social elite dynamics, this edition reflects the vibrant and complex nature of Texas's identity within the United States.
