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: To the Voters of the County of Austin; Moseley Baker declares his candidacy for the first Congress of the Republic of Texas. In this broadside, Baker states his support for the annexation of Texas by the United States., BC OB 1836-1839, Texas History, Focus on Texas history

: To the W.M., Wardens and Brethren of the Lodges under the Jurisdiction of the Grand Lodge of Texas

: Unanimous Declaration of Independence by the Delegates of the People of Texas, in General Convention at the town of Washington; The Texas Declaration of Independence is the outstanding state paper in Texas history. At the foot of the broadside are the names of all the delegates present, with the exception of George C. Childress and Sterling C. Robertson, of Milam. Gail and Thomas H. Borden, the printers of the broadside, later apologized for the omissions, stating that the document was printed "in too much haste, and chiefly in the night.", BC LOB 1830-1839, Texas History, Focus on Texas history

: [untitled] Coahuila and Texas (Mexican state). Gobernador (August 30, 1834-March 12, 1835), (Juan José Elguezábal)

: [untitled] Coahuila and Texas (Mexican State). Laws. (January 13, 1834)

: Viva El Imvicto Gral Santa Anna; BD DB 1831-1832, Texas History, Focus on Texas history