This extensive, five-volume collection, drawn from original copies in the Texas State Archives, provides invaluable source materials about Texas's Indians. The set contains official letters, documents, reports, and treaties relating to Texas's Indian tribes. The documents are rich in firsthand reports of encounters, both friendly and hostile, with Indians. They present important insights into the eyes of Texans, and reveal much about the cultural attitudes of the time and place. First published as the Texas Indian Papers by the Texas State Library in four volumes between 1959 and 1961, and reprinted by Pemberton Press in 1966 with a fifth supplemental volume, this rare set has long been out of print. This edition, with a valuable new scholarly introduction, makes this indispensable collection available once again.