"A Select Glossary of the Texas Revolution" by Jean Carefoot is a historical guide designed to clarify the pivotal moments and individuals of the Texas Revolution, which happened mainly from 1835 to 1836. As a reference book, it puts together important terms, people's names, and happenings to give readers a faster way to understand Texas' struggle to break away from Mexico. The book explains and briefly describes significant battles like Gonzales, the Alamo, and San Jacinto, as well as the important jobs of people like Sam Houston, William B. Travis, and Santa Anna. By presenting information clearly, Carefoot helps readers understand the history, making it useful for those interested in Texas history, military studies, or how revolutions work.
A Select Glossary of the Texas Revolution
By Jean Carefoot
Unlock the key terms and figures from the Texas Revolution with definitions of battles, leaders, and the fight for independence.
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