Texas Republic

This edition is significant for being the first edition with the name Texas added to its title. The Republic of Texas is shown in its smaller configuration along the Nueces River.

Folding wall map of the world, showing Texas as an independent republic, in publisher's portfolio A new chart of the world on Mercator’s projection by cartographer Henry Teesdale...

This map covers the western United States, Mexico and the independent Republic of Texas. Mexico controls all of the Southwest and the United States extends well into present-day Brit...

One of these early plantation owners was Taylor Brown Sr., who came from Alabama in 1839 to take advantage of an offer from the Republic of Texas to people willing to move their fami...

Flag Of The Republic Of Texas, Which Became The Texas State Flag, Made Circa 1920 – 1950 Texas State flag, made sometime in the period between 1920 and 1950.

Brief History of the Flag of the Republic of Texas / Texas State Flag: Although its designer remains unknown, a flag in this general design was introduced to the Congress of the Rep...

In 1821, Mexico declared its independence, taking Texas with it, maintaining control until 1836, when it became the Republic of Texas, declaring its own independence, following the T...

Polk and a niece of Judge Robert Emmett Bledsoe Baylor, a founder of Baylor University, a member of the Supreme Court of the Republic of Texas, and a delegate to the Texas constituti...

Fine Humboldt inspired map of Mexico, in the midst of its struggle for Independence from Spain, published the same year as Moses Austin obtained his first grant from the Spanish auth...

When the Republic of Texas became a state, it was the only one that had previously been a nation unto itself (Hawaii became the only other 114 years later).

Housed in a custom cloth slipcase, which features an early map of the Republic of Texas on the cover.

Her four most popular works are of the Texas Republic Capitol, the Sam Houston home, and of the Robert E.

Her four most popular works are of the Texas Republic Capitol, the Sam Houston home, and of the Robert E.

Her four most popular works are of the Texas Republic Capitol, the Sam Houston home, and of the Robert E.

Andrews exhibited paintings at the Republic of Texas Capitol in 1837; the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, 1848; the National Academy of Design and the American Art Union in 18...

Rebound in maroon quarter-leather, with raised bands on spine, gilt tooling, and housed in a custom cloth slipcase that features an early map of the Republic of Texas.

Presented is an original document, twice-signed by Sam Houston as President of Texas. Dating to April 4, 1844, Houston signed this one-page pay order as the third president of the Re...

She also served as president of the Louisiana Division, U.D.C. from 1912 until 1914., State Regent, Louisiana Society, Daughters of the American Revolution, founder of the first chap...

Sam Houston was governor of two states, President of the Republic of Texas, a U.S. senator, and a military veteran.

While several of her works are displayed in museums in Juarez, Chihuahua, Nuevo Laredo, Texas, Prague, and the Czech Republic, we have a select collection of her sculptures available...

Cartographically, the Republic of Texas is shown in North America with the Rio Grande forming its western border and the Arkansas and Red Rivers defining the northern and eastern bou...

This existed not only on the earliest recorded flags of the Republic of Texas, but is also known on at least one Confederate, Civil War period flag.

Notably, the flag of the short-lived Republic of Texas is depicted. Its ensign has a blue canton bearing a single star and 13 alternating red and white stripes.

Following a revolt against the Mexican government in 1835 to 1836, Texas became a republic, although Mexico did not recognize it.