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| | Confrontation at Anahuac, Velasco & Nacogdoches |
 | | The Confrontation at Anahuac, June 1832, from John Henry Brown, History of Texas, 1898 [editorial comments by author, WLM, in brackets]. |
 | | In Jul 1832, just after the confrontations at Anahuac and Velasco, Colonel José Antonio Mexia, representing the army of liberation of General Moctezuma and Santa Anna, arrived at the mouth of the Brazos River with five warships and four hundred men. |
 | | Since 1830, we have been pretty much governed militarily, and in such a despotic manner, that we were finally driven to arms to resist within their limits, the military subalterns of the general Government. |
| www.tamu.edu /ccbn/dewitt/anahuac&velasco.htm (5618 words) |
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