| Title: | The conquest of the Southwest: a discussion of the charges that the colonization of Texas and the revolution against Mexico were the results of a movement of the "slavocracy" to increase slave territory, or of the activity of Andrew Jackson, through Samuel Houston, to accomplish the same result. |
| Author: | Shaw, Elton Raymond, 1886- |
| Note: | Shaw Publishing Company, 1924 |
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| Subject: | History |
| Subject: | Texas |
| Subject: | Texas -- Histoire -- 1835-1836 (Révolution) |
| Subject: | Texas -- Histoire -- Jusqu'à 1846 |
| Subject: | Texas -- History -- Revolution, 1835-1836 |
| Subject: | Texas -- History -- To 1846 |
| Subject: | To 1846 |
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