Despite its Spanish title, this book is mostly about the I-35 corridor and the Texas cities along this north-south highway: San Antonio, Austin, Waco, Fort Worth and Dallas. (El Camino del Norte should not be confused with the original Camino Real, which ran from San Antonio to the Sabine River border of Louisiana via Nacogdoches.) Camino del Norte did not develop until Anglo times. First, it was a military road; then, in post-Civil War days, it was the route to the Chisholm Trail. This book


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