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Broadsides collection

Robert F. Green, Commission and Forwarding Merchant, Sabine Pass, Texas
Sale of Personal Property
San Jacinto ticket
San Luis Potosí (Mexican state). Governor (Juan José Domínguez). (Mentioned in S884 Note)
Singing school
Southern Prisoners
Special Orders No. 64
State Gazette-Extra
State Gazette-Extra
State of Louisiana, City of New Orleans
Text of an agreement for a $200,000, 8 percent loan to the people of Texas negotiated by Stephen F. Austin, William Branch Archer, and William Wharton., BC OB 1836-1839, Texas History, Focus on Texas history
Still later from Texas! Victory!
Suckers Arise! Minnows Awake!
Swedish Poetry
T. Baker
Tamaulipas (Mexican state). Declaration. (December 27, 1845). See S1008.
Tamaulipas (Mexican state). Laws (October 28, 1830)
Tehuantepec. Comandante del Batallón (Domingo Rodmires). See S843, S844, S845.
Texan Universal Pills
Houston broadside advertising a patent medicine prepared with a "particular adaption" to the climate in the Republic of Texas. Mr. Gilman urged citizens to take these purgatives for relief of the symptoms of "Bilious Fever, Congestive Fever, Yellow Fever [and] Cholera.", BC DB 1838-1839, Texas History, Focus on Texas history
TEXAS!!
Broadside printed in New Orleans on April 23, 1836. The Texas Revolution provided an impetus to further colonization by Anglo-Americans. The appeal to glory coupled with generous land offers proved irresistible to many., BC OB 1836-1839, Texas History, Focus on Texas history
Texas Forever!
This is the only known copy of an inflammatory circular that demonized the Mexican army and offered substantial inducements of land to all who would come to the aid the Texan cause. The broadside contains a brief account of the Alamo siege, the outcome of which was still unknown at the time this circular was issued., BC OB 1836-1839, Texas History, Focus on Texas history