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Road to Revolution: Texans Burn San Felipe de Austin

Sam Houston’s Texas Army has on the move for almost two weeks, but their progress...

Sometimes winning a battle can cost you the war. Have you ever heard that...

One concept that’s sometimes difficult to understand is that no hero is all good...

Col. James Fannin surrendered to the Mexican General Urrea on March 20, 1836 after...

The Battle of Coleto Creek was extremely significant to the cause of the Texas...

There are several interesting footnotes to the Texas Revolution. One concerns the “Twin Sisters.”...

About the same time as the Alamo was under siege, Mexico’s General Jose de...

Colonel James Fannin was a man with great potential . . . and an...

Since the first shot of the Texas Revolution was fired in Gonzales, Texas, on October...

No one is too old or too young to act heroically. At the age...