Publisher's Synopsis
This journal is a firsthand account of the proceedings of the General Council of the Republic of Texas held in the early months of Texas's struggle for independence from Mexico. It provides insight into the political and military developments of the period, including discussions of land grants, army organization, and diplomatic relations with other countries. A must-read for anyone interested in Texas history.
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