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1749:, an act that had banned slavery in territories north of parallel 36°30′ north. Houston voted against the act, in part because he believed that Native Americans would lose much of their land as a result of the act. He also perceived that it would lead to increased sectional tensions over slavery. Houston's opposition to the Kansas–Nebraska Act led to his departure from the Democratic Party. In 1855, Houston began to be associated publicly with the American Party, the political wing of the
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this oath. In the name of my own conscience and manhood, which this
Convention would degrade by dragging me before it, to pander to the malice of my enemies, I refuse to take this oath. I deny the power of this Convention to speak for Texas. ... I protest. ... against all the acts and doings of this convention and I declare them null and void.
1582:. Seeking Texas's immediate acceptance of annexation, Tyler made Texas a generous offer that allowed the state to retain control of its public lands, though it would be required to keep its public debt. A Texas convention approved of the offer of annexation in July 1845, and Texas officially became the 28th U.S. state on December 29, 1845.
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to preserve this Union. They are not a fiery, impulsive people as you are, for they live in colder climates. But when they begin to move in a given direction, they move with the steady momentum and perseverance of a mighty avalanche; and what I fear is, they will overwhelm the South.
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2011:, she convinced Houston to convert, and he agreed to adult baptism. Spectators from neighboring communities came to Independence, Texas, to witness the event. On November 19, 1854, Houston was baptized by Rev.
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as a paymaster. He served in the Virginia militia, which required him to pay his own expenses and to be away from his family for long periods of time. Thus, the plantation and his family's finances suffered.
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were established. Texas gave up some of its claims on New Mexico, but it retained El Paso, Texas, and the United States assumed Texas's large public debt. Houston sought the Democratic nomination in the
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They Called Them Greasers: Anglo Attitudes toward Mexicans in Texas, 1821–1900
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Sam Houston: Life and Times of Liberator of Texas an Authentic American Hero
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Cantrell, Gregg (1993). "Sam Houston and the Know-Nothings: A Reappraisal".
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Westwood, Howard C. (1984). "President Lincoln's Overture to Sam Houston".
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surrendering to a wounded Sam Houston. It hangs in the Texas State Capitol.
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Life and select literary remains of Sam Houston of Texas published 1884
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MacKinnon, William P. (2013). "Into the Fray: Sam Houston's Utah War".
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Star of Destiny: The Private Life of Sam and Margaret Houston
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Sam Houston Birthplace Marker in Rockbridge County, Virginia
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Sam Houston: American Statesman, Soldier, and Pioneer
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The Personal Correspondence of Sam Houston: 1839-1845
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5283:Sam Houston Math, Science, and Technology Center
2789:Sam Houston and the War of Independence in Texas
2356:. University of North Texas Press. p. 372.
10167:United States Army personnel of the War of 1812
1707:Pierce and Buchanan administrations (1853–1859)
2099:. Houston has been portrayed in works such as
1973:. He owned the horse until its death in 1860.
1591:Mexican–American War and aftermath (1846–1853)
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3975:Sword of San Jacinto: The Life of Sam Houston
3856:National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum
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2560:#37, The Texas Collection, Baylor University.
2338:Dr. J. G. M. Ramsey Autobiography and Letters
2225:Another Texan force had been defeated at the
2129:National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum
1771:Know Nothing party's 1856 national convention
1622:accomplished the same feat in reverse order.
234:October 22, 1836 – December 10, 1838
187:December 21, 1841 – December 9, 1844
10122:Southern Unionists in the American Civil War
8869:Map of Minnesota highlighting Houston County
8266:List of colleges and universities in Houston
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27:American general and statesman (1793–1863)
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4006:10.1093/anb/9780198606697.article.0400528
1913:The inscription on Houston's tomb reads:
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353:U.S. House of Representatives
313:October 1, 1827 – April 16, 1829
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5088:List of United States political families
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1918:A Brave Soldier. A Fearless Statesman.
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2263:"Sam Houston | Biography & Facts"
1432:
1099:Sam Houston's life with the Cherokees
1032:. At that time, Tennessee was on the
9859:
4464:Exiled: The Last Days of Sam Houston
4335:Hitsman, J. Mackay (February 1960).
4291:
3876:De León, Arnoldo (January 1, 1983).
3768:. Texas State Historical Association
2400:
2123:. In 1960, he was inducted into the
2045:, the largest city in Texas and the
1886:Houston's grave in Huntsville, Texas
1859:On April 19, 1861, he told a crowd:
1833:1860 Constitutional Union Convention
1796:
911:His Senate record was marked by his
10112:Presidents of the Republic of Texas
10057:Know-Nothing United States senators
9972:American people of Scottish descent
8110:Texas A&M Health Science Center
6196:Presidents of the Republic of Texas
5109:Steamboat House (Huntsville, Texas)
5028:Antoinette Power Houston Bringhurst
4423:. Austin, Tex.: State House Press.
3973:interview with Marshall DeBruhl on
3824:
3760:Augustin, Byron; Pitts, William L.
1922:A Faithful Friend, A Loyal Citizen.
1815:Houston ran against Runnels in the
1697:1852 Democratic National Convention
1572:1844 Democratic National Convention
1325:, a congregation of Texas leaders.
1261:
1136:. Houston was wounded badly in the
892:. Houston played a key role in the
809:. He served as the first and third
24:
10182:Cherokee Nation people (1794–1907)
9403:
9332:Municipalities and communities of
9212:
9161:Municipalities and communities of
8864:
8782:Municipalities and communities of
4967:President of the Republic of Texas
4511:Life of General Houston, 1793–1863
4466:. Texas A&M University Press.
4445:Sam Houston: A Study in Leadership
4159:
3241:
1562:and Democratic nominations in the
1543:United States to annex Texas. The
1348:from Mexico, and appointed him as
811:president of the Republic of Texas
25:
10193:
10172:United States senators from Texas
9962:19th-century American politicians
6990:Texas Declaration of Independence
5575:United States senators from Texas
5491:The Alamo: Thirteen Days to Glory
5273:Sam Houston High School (Houston)
5162:Timeline of the Republic of Texas
5152:Texas Declaration of Independence
4861:U.S. Senator (Class 2) from Texas
4482:
2792:. Houghton, Mifflin. p. 49.
2049:, is named in his honor. Several
1787:1857 Texas gubernatorial election
1236:In January 1829, Houston married
884:. After the war, Houston won the
10127:Tennessee Democratic-Republicans
10092:People from San Augustine, Texas
10082:People from Maryville, Tennessee
9919:
9902:
9885:
9868:
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8125:University of Houston–Clear Lake
7650:Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo
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6139:
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5687:
5157:Timeline of the Texas Revolution
4540:Sam Houston Historic Schoolhouse
4103:. University of Oklahoma Press.
4060:Roberts, Madge Thornall (1993).
3964:
3928:
3903:
3869:
3844:
3753:
3691:"Copperbottom: A Lost Bloodline"
3643:
2199:then in the western frontier of
1931:
1519:1841 Texas presidential election
1450:1836 Texas presidential election
1441:The Republic of Texas after the
1390:
1371:
933:owned slaves throughout his life
890:1841 Texas presidential election
886:1836 Texan presidential election
760:
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616:
550:
521:
5308:Sam Houston Ship Channel Bridge
4929:
4271:Flanagan, Sue (June 28, 2010).
4068:University of North Texas Press
3945:
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1803:Texas in the American Civil War
1585:
1517:Houston defeated Burnet in the
1281:In mid-1832, Houston's friends
1270:General Sam Houston (postcard,
1244:Political exile and controversy
572:
546:
517:
10107:People of the Texas Revolution
8130:University of Houston–Downtown
4961:Commander-in-chief (1835–1836)
4559:2009, The Sam Houston Project.
4514:published 1891, hosted by the
3988:
2786:Alfred Mason Williams (1893).
2343:
2331:
2255:
2189:
2172:
1920:A Great Orator—A Pure Patriot.
1601:Presidency of Millard Fillmore
1529:as secretary of the treasury,
1182:, Houston won election as the
821:. He also served as the sixth
13:
1:
10077:People from Huntsville, Texas
8012:Southwest Management District
4625:U.S. House of Representatives
4611:U.S. House of Representatives
4573:Sam Houston Rode a Gray Horse
4277:. University of Texas Press.
4097:Seale, William (April 1992).
3299:"Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo"
2249:
1924:A Devoted Husband and Father.
1844:Confederate States of America
1713:Presidency of Franklin Pierce
1356:, who commanded Texan forces
1271:
1140:, the decisive battle in the
974:
961:Confederate States of America
715:Army of the Republic of Texas
60:
10142:Texas Consultation delegates
9967:American emigrants to Mexico
8145:Houston Christian University
7766:List of companies in Houston
7665:Lee and Joe Jamail Skatepark
5313:Sam Houston State University
5104:Woodland (Huntsville, Texas)
4337:"The Texas War of 1835–1836"
4321:University of Oklahoma Press
4209:Resources in other libraries
4185:Resources in other libraries
4043:University of Oklahoma Press
3805:Sam Houston State University
3556:, pp. 128–129, 133–134.
2467:"History of Hiwassee Island"
1789:, Texas Democrats nominated
1745:. The act also repealed the
1717:Presidency of James Buchanan
1484:slave states and free states
1011:, Captain Houston served in
32:Sam Houston (disambiguation)
7:
10162:United States Army officers
9087:Ho-Chunk Indian Reservation
7351:Democratic Party (Northern)
7207:Democratic Party (Southern)
5529:Bibliography of Sam Houston
5391:(Austin and Washington, DC)
5288:Sam Houston National Forest
4534:Sam Houston Memorial Museum
4491:"Sam Houston (id: H000827)"
4417:Michener, James A. (1990).
4139:Williams, John H. (1994) .
3998:American National Biography
3952:Bibliography of Sam Houston
2155:List of duels#United States
2145:History of slavery in Texas
2138:
2059:Sam Houston National Forest
1817:1859 gubernatorial election
1648:Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo
1637:to lead a U.S. army to the
1597:Presidency of James K. Polk
1331:1824 Constitution of Mexico
1311:Antonio López de Santa Anna
1188:Democratic-Republican Party
989:Rockbridge County, Virginia
987:Samuel Houston was born in
834:Rockbridge County, Virginia
10:
10198:
8090:Baylor College of Medicine
7272:Constitutional Union Party
3949:
3852:"Hall of Great Westerners"
2026:
1829:Constitutional Union Party
1821:1860 presidential election
1800:
1783:1856 presidential election
1710:
1693:1852 presidential election
1594:
1564:1844 presidential election
1477:as secretary of the navy,
1406:shows the Mexican general
1231:1828 presidential election
1225:. With Jackson's backing,
1207:1824 presidential election
1132:(or "Creek") tribe in the
1096:
1009:American Revolutionary War
1005:enslaved African Americans
953:1860 presidential election
949:Constitutional Union Party
945:1856 presidential election
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4383:Journal of Mormon History
4363:University of Texas Press
4204:Resources in your library
4180:Resources in your library
3963:
3958:
2077:in the city of Houston's
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1533:as secretary of war, and
1531:George Washington Hockley
1192:1820 United States Census
1104:War of 1812 and aftermath
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8561:Sunset Terrace/Montclair
8155:University of St. Thomas
7021:Fisher–Miller Land Grant
6875:Washington-on-the-Brazos
4647:Party political offices
4599:Offices and distinctions
4489:United States Congress.
4311:Haley, James L. (2015).
4033:Haley, James L. (2002).
3766:Handbook of Texas Online
3200:, pp. 279–281, 286.
2935:, pp. 144–147, 158.
2165:
2125:Hall of Great Westerners
2009:George Washington Baines
1535:George Whitfield Terrell
1508:war against the Cherokee
1138:Battle of Horseshoe Bend
900:and supported President
735:Battle of Horseshoe Bend
388:Constituency established
10102:People of the Creek War
9992:Baptists from Tennessee
8485:Royal Oaks Country Club
7942:Mahatma Gandhi District
5355:Sam Houston Award Medal
5232:Sam Houston Schoolhouse
5191:Sam Houston and slavery
4683:David Catchings Dickson
4542:in Maryville, Tennessee
4516:Portal to Texas History
4420:The Eagle and the Raven
4340:(subscription required)
4223:. Texas A&M Press:
2267:Encyclopedia Britannica
2233:by order of Santa Anna.
2055:monuments and memorials
2051:other things and places
2029:Sam Houston and slavery
2023:Relationship to slavery
1839:won the 1860 election.
1733:led the passage of the
1525:as secretary of state,
1399:Surrender of Santa Anna
1385:by Henry Arthur McArdle
935:. He voted against the
10037:Governors of Tennessee
10002:Baptists from Virginia
9409:
9217:
8870:
8095:UH College of Medicine
7030:Presidential elections
6974:Kenneth Lewis Anderson
5114:Mrs. Sam Houston House
5043:Andrew Jackson Houston
4969:(1836–1838; 1841–1844)
4555:March 3, 2012, at the
4143:. Simon and Schuster.
2216:was built on the site.
2097:National Statuary Hall
2075:a sculpture of Houston
1967:American Quarter Horse
1959:
1929:
1887:
1875:
1866:
1857:
1812:
1791:Hardin Richard Runnels
1726:
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1173:Early political career
1118:39th Infantry Regiment
1013:Morgan's Rifle Brigade
984:
904:'s prosecution of the
704:39th Infantry Regiment
679:1835–1836 (Texan Army)
108:Hardin Richard Runnels
10132:Tennessee Jacksonians
9407:
9335:Houston County, Texas
9216:
8868:
8693:Texas Southern Tigers
8120:University of Houston
5816:Governor of Tennessee
5404:Texas Heroes Monument
5298:Sam Houston Race Park
5278:The Sam Houston Hotel
5132:Battle of San Jacinto
5053:Margaret Bell Houston
4951:Governor of Tennessee
4747:Governor of Tennessee
4663:Governor of Tennessee
4462:Rozelle, Ron (2017).
4443:O'Neal, Bill (2016).
4296:. State House Press.
4292:Hunt, Lenoir (1992).
3950:Further information:
3762:"Independence, Texas"
3128:, pp. 23–25, 38.
2970:"Sam Houston | TSLAC"
2350:Houston, Sam (1996).
2027:Further information:
2005:Adolphus Sterne House
1978:Margaret Moffette Lea
1955:
1915:
1885:
1870:
1861:
1852:
1810:
1724:
1699:ultimately nominated
1608:
1471:Thomas Jefferson Rusk
1456:named after him, and
1440:
1423:Battle of San Jacinto
1382:Battle of San Jacinto
1346:declared independence
1307:Valentín Gómez Farías
1269:
1097:Further information:
982:
947:, as well as for the
878:Battle of San Jacinto
823:governor of Tennessee
744:Battle of San Jacinto
677:1813–1818 (U.S. Army)
674:Years of service
473:Democratic-Republican
301:Governor of Tennessee
127:United States Senator
9982:American prosecutors
9783:United States portal
9290:United States portal
9119:United States portal
8576:Village at Glen Iris
8141:Private universities
7912:Independence Heights
7733:Texas Medical Center
7690:Space Center Houston
7432:Other 1860 elections
7231:John C. Breckinridge
6292:lieutenant governors
5396:A Tribute to Courage
5381:Sam Houston Monument
5334:Houston, Mississippi
5258:Sam Houston Coliseum
5137:Consultation of 1835
5058:Margaret Lea Houston
4983:United States Senate
4717:Constitutional Union
4536:in Huntsville, Texas
4257:Sword of San Jacinto
4221:The Texas Revolution
3484:, pp. 353, 360.
3457:, pp. 344, 352.
3255:. September 14, 2017
3253:editions.lib.umn.edu
3044:, pp. 175, 190.
2160:Nathaniel Hale Pryor
2088:A Tribute to Courage
2065:in San Antonio, the
1957:Margaret Lea Houston
1878:Retirement and death
1811:Sam Houston in 1861.
1688:New Mexico Territory
1643:Mexican–American War
1545:Tyler administration
1475:Samuel Rhoads Fisher
1404:William Henry Huddle
1223:National Republicans
1062:tribe, led by Chief
1026:Maryville, Tennessee
906:Mexican–American War
838:Maryville, Tennessee
819:United States Senate
549: 1830;
520: 1829;
10157:Texas Know Nothings
9997:Baptists from Texas
8530:Southbelt/Ellington
8370:Crestwood/Glen Cove
8175:San Jacinto College
8086:Health institutions
7610:Astroworld Festival
7410:Robert M. T. Hunter
7400:Daniel S. Dickinson
7383:Herschel V. Johnson
7257:Daniel S. Dickinson
6739:T. W. Davidson
6714:A. B. Davidson
6629:J. W. Flanagan
5167:Treaties of Velasco
5083:Houston family tree
4274:Sam Houston's Texas
4219:Brinkley, William.
3825:Kreneck, Thomas H.
3799:Krystyniak, Frank.
3789:, pp. 167–171.
3750:, pp. 104–105.
3729:on October 26, 2019
3697:on October 28, 2019
3640:, pp. 150–152.
3616:, pp. 412–415.
3604:, pp. 399–405.
3568:, pp. 390–391.
3544:, pp. 383–384.
3532:, pp. 380–382.
3520:, pp. 372–374.
3508:, pp. 371–372.
3496:, pp. 362–365.
3445:, pp. 340–342.
3433:, pp. 341–342.
3421:, pp. 330–333.
3409:, pp. 340–341.
3397:, pp. 328–330.
3373:, pp. 321–326.
3361:, pp. 311–313.
3349:, pp. 304–308.
3337:, pp. 302–304.
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3238:, pp. 294–295.
3212:, pp. 285–287.
3188:, pp. 262–263.
3176:, pp. 238–242.
3164:, pp. 245–246.
3152:, pp. 233–236.
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3116:, pp. 210–211.
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3092:, pp. 205–206.
3080:, pp. 201–202.
3056:, pp. 189–190.
3032:, pp. 171–172.
3020:, pp. 175–176.
3008:, pp. 166–169.
2996:, pp. 163–165.
2959:, pp. 153–154.
2947:, pp. 147–151.
2911:, pp. 128–129.
2899:, pp. 125–128.
2887:, pp. 121–124.
2875:, pp. 113–118.
2863:, pp. 109–113.
2483:on November 8, 2020
1902:and Texas governor
1747:Missouri Compromise
1735:Kansas–Nebraska Act
1663:Oregon Bill of 1848
1618:became the second.
1580:annexation of Texas
1540:Santa Fe Expedition
1469:as vice president,
1317:broke out with the
1287:John Austin Wharton
1213:, which was won by
1211:contingent election
1196:war of independence
1001:Ulster Scots people
937:Kansas–Nebraska Act
927:. He voted for the
894:annexation of Texas
10152:Texas Independents
10042:Governors of Texas
9410:
9408:Houston County map
9218:
8871:
8668:Houston Roughnecks
8161:Community colleges
8116:State universities
7620:Buffalo Bayou Park
7375:Stephen A. Douglas
7321:John J. Crittenden
5421:Sam Houston Zephyr
5184:Cultural relations
5142:Convention of 1836
5078:Nancy Moffette Lea
5068:Temple Lea Houston
4874:Pinckney Henderson
4867:Served alongside:
4803:President of Texas
4776:President of Texas
4732:Political offices
4504:Sam Houston papers
4255:DeBruhl, Marshall
2851:, pp. 99–100.
2558:Sam Houston Papers
1960:
1888:
1813:
1743:Nebraska Territory
1737:, which organized
1731:Stephen A. Douglas
1727:
1680:fugitive slave law
1676:Compromise of 1850
1665:, which organized
1611:
1479:James Collinsworth
1446:
1433:President of Texas
1350:Commander-in-Chief
1339:Convention of 1836
1319:Battle of Gonzales
1295:Convention of 1833
1283:William H. Wharton
1279:
1167:Arkansas Territory
1122:Thomas Hart Benton
985:
929:Compromise of 1850
915:and opposition to
870:Battle of Gonzales
858:Arkansas Territory
742: •
733: •
664:United States Army
175:President of Texas
10137:Tennessee lawyers
9792:
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9299:
9298:
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8748:
8673:Houston SaberCats
8658:Houston Dynamo FC
8445:Nottingham Forest
8435:Morningside Place
8410:Knollwood Village
8360:Corinthian Pointe
8208:Spring Branch ISD
8170:Lone Star College
8007:Riverside Terrace
7967:Montrose District
7635:Downtown Aquarium
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7326:William A. Graham
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7187:William H. Seward
7177:William L. Dayton
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7000:Texas Archive War
6958:Lorenzo de Zavala
6856:Republic of Texas
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5339:Houston, Missouri
5204:
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4991:Governor of Texas
4897:
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4891:
4883:Succeeded by
4865:1846–1859
4837:Succeeded by
4830:Governor of Texas
4823:Hardin R. Runnels
4810:Succeeded by
4796:Mirabeau B. Lamar
4786:Mirabeau B. Lamar
4783:Succeeded by
4754:Succeeded by
4721:Governor of Texas
4694:Governor of Texas
4670:Succeeded by
4637:Succeeded by
4546:Documentary film
4527:Handbook of Texas
4346:10#2 pp. 116–123.
4303:978-1-933337-23-4
4284:978-0-292-78921-0
4166:Library resources
4110:978-0-8061-2436-0
4052:978-0-8061-3644-8
3986:
3985:
2974:www.tsl.texas.gov
2839:, pp. 96–97.
2827:, pp. 91–92.
2815:, pp. 87–88.
2799:978-0-7222-9291-4
2776:, pp. 80–82.
2764:, pp. 73–74.
2752:, pp. 71–72.
2740:, pp. 68–69.
2728:, pp. 64–65.
2716:, pp. 60–61.
2704:, pp. 49–57.
2692:, pp. 47–49.
2680:, pp. 45–46.
2668:, pp. 40–41.
2656:, pp. 38–39.
2644:, pp. 34–35.
2632:, pp. 31–33.
2620:, pp. 26–29.
2608:, pp. 24–25.
2596:, pp. 19–20.
2584:, pp. 15–17.
2572:, pp. 11–14.
2504:, pp. 25–26.
2429:Handbook of Texas
2397:, pp. 21–24.
2363:978-1-57441-000-6
2296:, pp. 13–18.
2197:State of Franklin
2017:Baylor University
2013:Rufus C. Burleson
1797:Governor of Texas
1729:In 1854, Senator
1576:electoral mandate
1504:Mirabeau B. Lamar
1492:Córdova Rebellion
1427:Treaty of Velasco
1360:by Santa Anna at
1354:William B. Travis
1343:Republic of Texas
1303:Stephen F. Austin
1215:John Quincy Adams
1184:district attorney
1150:second lieutenant
1088:Maryville College
1084:Isaac L. Anderson
1034:American frontier
827:governor of Texas
753:
752:
654:Republic of Texas
607:Maryville College
267:Mirabeau B. Lamar
244:Mirabeau B. Lamar
210:Mirabeau B. Lamar
77:Governor of Texas
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8936:Mound Prairie
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8603:(subdivision)
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8470:Rice Military
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8450:Old Braeswood
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8312:Neighborhoods
8309:
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8280:
8279:
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8258:New Caney ISD
8256:
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8223:Fort Bend ISD
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7937:Magnolia Park
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7917:Inwood Forest
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564:Margaret Lea
483:Know Nothing
450:(1863-07-26)
394:Succeeded by
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344:William Hall
339:Succeeded by
321:William Hall
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120:Edward Clark
115:Succeeded by
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57:Mathew Brady
55:Portrait by
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9952:1793 births
9947:Sam Houston
9855:Sam Houston
9737:Smith Grove
9727:Shady Grove
9672:Halls Bluff
9647:Arbor Grove
9629:Ghost towns
9527:Livelyville
9497:Givens Hill
9457:Center Hill
9419:communities
9350:County seat
9246:communities
9179:County seat
9079:reservation
9052:South Ridge
9006:Money Creek
8978:communities
8931:Money Creek
8921:La Crescent
8891:Brownsville
8850:La Crescent
8825:Brownsville
8800:County seat
8581:Walnut Bend
8525:Southampton
8380:Garden Oaks
8253:Huffman ISD
8218:Cy-Fair ISD
8193:Houston ISD
8180:Lee College
8059:Fourth Ward
8049:Second Ward
8032:Upper Kirby
7987:North Shore
7927:Link Valley
7782:Acres Homes
7775:Communities
7758:Greenspoint
7655:Houston Zoo
7615:Bayou Place
7593:Attractions
7373:President:
7357:Conventions
7331:Sam Houston
7294:President:
7240:Joseph Lane
7229:President:
7182:John McLean
7135:President:
6942:Anson Jones
6932:Sam Houston
6734:L. Davidson
6641:W. Flanagan
6465:M. Ferguson
6450:M. Ferguson
6435:J. Ferguson
6237:Anson Jones
6232:Sam Houston
6222:Sam Houston
5388:Sam Houston
5363:Sam Houston
5173:Yellowstone
5018:Eliza Allen
4993:(1859–1861)
4985:(1846–1859)
4977:(1839–1841)
4959:Texian Army
4953:(1827–1829)
4945:(1823–1827)
4931:Sam Houston
4870:Thomas Rusk
4848:U.S. Senate
4813:Anson Jones
4313:Sam Houston
4243:(1): 1–36.
4171:Sam Houston
4037:Sam Houston
3989:Works cited
3733:November 9,
3701:November 9,
3308:January 13,
2979:January 13,
2214:Church Hill
2069:Sam Houston
1994:Trinity Bay
1947:Will Rogers
1659:territories
1616:Mitt Romney
1527:Asa Brigham
1523:Anson Jones
1512:Sabine City
1458:Henry Smith
1358:under siege
1335:Texian Army
1309:. In 1834,
1275: 1905
1238:Eliza Allen
1110:War of 1812
874:Texian Army
850:War of 1812
726:War of 1812
706:(U.S. Army)
690:(U.S. Army)
506:Eliza Allen
490:(1856–1863)
488:Independent
485:(1855–1856)
480:(1846–1854)
384:Preceded by
327:Preceded by
250:Preceded by
222:Anson Jones
205:Preceded by
150:Preceded by
103:Preceded by
43:Sam Houston
9941:Categories
9894:Quotations
9722:Sand Ridge
9548:Pennington
9542:Mound City
9507:Hagerville
9452:Burrantown
9062:Wilmington
9016:Pine Creek
8956:Wilmington
8617:Willowbend
8566:Tanglewood
8545:Stablewood
8535:Southcrest
8515:Shenandoah
8510:Sharpstown
8460:Pecan Park
8355:Cloverland
8340:Broadacres
8335:Briarhills
8320:Afton Oaks
8275:Government
8248:Spring ISD
8233:Humble ISD
8198:Aldine ISD
8069:Sixth Ward
8064:Fifth Ward
8054:Third Ward
8044:First Ward
8017:South Park
8002:River Oaks
7997:Oak Forest
7897:Harrisburg
7877:Forum Park
7832:Blue Ridge
7827:Briargrove
7822:Brays Oaks
7764:See also:
7695:Splashtown
7563:newspapers
7502:Space City
7278:Convention
7213:Convention
7119:Convention
6919:Presidents
6870:Harrisburg
6570:Lieutenant
5744:A. Houston
5704:S. Houston
5659:Yarborough
5442:Television
5374:Public art
5365:(SSBN-609)
5073:John Jolly
5009:Family and
4834:1859–1861
4807:1841–1844
4780:1836–1838
4751:1827–1829
4659:Democratic
4634:1823–1827
4359:Austin, TX
4329:B00VY161EI
4317:Norman, OK
3895:August 24,
3787:Seale 1992
3748:Haley 2002
3638:James 1988
3626:Haley 2002
3614:Haley 2002
3602:Haley 2002
3578:Haley 2002
3566:Haley 2002
3542:Haley 2002
3530:Haley 2002
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3506:Haley 2002
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2487:January 8,
2454:Haley 2002
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2326:Haley 2002
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2250:References
2135:occurred.
2071:(SSBN-609)
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1595:See also:
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1408:Santa Anna
1064:John Jolly
975:Early life
668:Texan Army
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9835:Biography
9761:Footnotes
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9697:Plainview
9532:Lone Pine
9502:Guiceland
9380:Grapeland
9268:Footnotes
9097:Footnotes
9001:Jefferson
8961:Winnebago
8916:Jefferson
8896:Caledonia
8878:Townships
8830:Caledonia
8807:Caledonia
8688:Rice Owls
8596:West Oaks
8540:Southgate
8505:Shadyside
8500:Settegast
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8420:Larchmont
8385:Glenshire
8345:City Park
8325:Brentwood
8203:Alief ISD
8079:Education
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6092:Alexander
6077:Ellington
6067:Ellington
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6022:A. Taylor
6002:Patterson
5982:R. Taylor
5967:R. Taylor
5902:Trousdale
5674:Hutchison
5634:Culberson
5594:Henderson
5483:The Alamo
5475:The Alamo
5383:(Houston)
5220:Tennessee
5212:memorials
5175:steamboat
4640:John Bell
4524:from the
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3971:Booknotes
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9375:Crockett
9357:Crockett
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9011:Newhouse
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8732:Category
8601:Westwood
8591:West End
8586:Westbury
8490:Sagemont
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8375:Eastwood
8302:Politics
8238:Katy ISD
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6779:P. Smith
6704:Browning
6647:Fountain
6635:Campbell
6631:(acting)
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6530:Richards
6525:Clements
6515:Clements
6500:Connally
6475:O'Daniel
6460:Sterling
6430:Colquitt
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6360:Hamilton
6144:Category
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6057:Browning
6042:Browning
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5972:Buchanan
5942:J. Brown
5932:Brownlow
5907:Campbell
5897:N. Brown
5892:A. Brown
5749:O'Daniel
5739:Sheppard
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9492:Germany
9432:Augusta
9385:Kennard
9259:Stewart
9067:Yucatan
9047:Sheldon
9022:Perkins
8966:Yucatan
8941:Sheldon
8911:Houston
8845:Houston
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7892:Gulfton
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6072:Clement
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5992:Frazier
5957:Hawkins
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5754:Johnson
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5697:Class 2
5669:Krueger
5664:Bentsen
5654:Blakley
5624:Chilton
5604:Wigfall
5582:Class 1
5357:(Texas)
5248:Houston
5002:History
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