Back to top
Hours & Locations
Get a Card
My Account
Languages
English
Español
Navigation
Library Home
Interlibrary Loan
Learning Resources
Sign in
My Account
Library Home Page
Hours & Locations
Get a Card
Ask a Librarian
Interlibrary Loan
Learning Resources
Print from Anywhere
Languages
English
Español
Sign Out
Look for
Keyword
Title
Start of Title
Series
Author
Subject
Call Number
Advanced Search
in Library Catalog
in Online Collection
in Events
in Lists
in Library Website
in History & Archives
in Combined Results
Search
New Search
»
Lone star nation: how a ragged army of volunteers won the battle for Texas independence, and changed America
Lone star nation: how a ragged army of volunteers won the battle for Texas independence, and changed America
Average Rating
Author
Brands, H. W
Publisher
Doubleday
Publication Date
[2004]
Edition
First edition.
Language
English
Book
Show Edition
On Shelf
1 copies available.
Lawson McGhee Library - Books
976.403 BRAN
1 available
Place Hold
Add to List
SHARE
Description
Loading Description...
Table of Contents
From the Book - First edition.
Part 1: The banks of the Brazos (to 1828)
The promised land
El Camino real
The people of the horse
Don Estevan
The three hundred
Part 2: Ravenous democracy (1828-1834)
Love and war
To defend the revolution
What will become of Texas?
A conspiracy of volunteers
The general is friendly
Part 3: Blood on the sand (1835-1836)
The sword is drawn
Lexington on the Guadalupe
Behind Ben Milam
The army of operations
Victory or ...
At discretion
Runaway
A people in arms
Part 4: Lone Star and Union (1836-1865)
Victor and vanquished
Slavery and freedom
Andrew Jackson dies happy
The trial of Sam Houston.
NoveList
Syndetics Unbound
More Details
ISBN
9780385509282
9780385507370
Subjects
Subjects
History
Texas -- History -- 1846-1850
Texas -- History -- Revolution, 1835-1836
Texas -- History -- To 1846
Staff View
Loading Staff View.
Loading, please wait
...
