A comprehensive history of Mexico as a Country Study for the Government Printing Office, Washington DC.
Some factoid about the Alamo and some what if's.
11/01/1835: The Texans begin the Siege of Bexar.
Lone Star Junction provides factual state information for the State of Texas. The information for the historical time line is included here.
Texas State Historical Association's Almanac. While not as detailed as we might prefer, it gives a big picture to the overall course of the institution that Texas eventually became for real
Most detailed information about the period between 1824 and the outbreak of hostilities. Outlines in detail things that "fell into place" for the Texas Revolution to step forth.
Good solid footing for a support of Constitution of 1824 with relaxed and spelled out powers for some, but not others. Nothing about Texas was really settled.
The only report by high ranking Mexican army officers of pre-revolution Texas with additional information on what could be done to relieve the tensions and move to revolution. First English translation of the report, various letters, and the secret report on Texas revolution potential.
Mexican diplomat and military officer. Writer of comprehensive report in 1834 about the various departments of Texas.
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The items in this list contain historical information and alternative historical postulations and inspired considerations of "what if" scenarios related to the split of Texas away from Mexico ca. 1836.
Updated on Oct 28, 10
Created on Oct 21, 10
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