Stephen F. Austin to Mother and Sister

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Stephen F. Austin to Mother and Sister
Austin's letter to his mother and sister concerning their move to the colony and expressing his desire that "nothing should be worn in the family but homespun . . . We are all poor in this country and therefore all on an equality and so long as this continues we shall all go on well and harmoniously.", 2a149, Texas History, Focus on Texas history
Stephen F. Austin to Mother and Sister
Austin's letter to his mother and sister concerning their move to the colony and expressing his desire that "nothing should be worn in the family but homespun . . . We are all poor in this country and therefore all on an equality and so long as this continues we shall all go on well and harmoniously.", 2a149, Texas History, Focus on Texas history
Stephen F. Austin to Mother and Sister
Austin's letter to his mother and sister concerning their move to the colony and expressing his desire that "nothing should be worn in the family but homespun . . . We are all poor in this country and therefore all on an equality and so long as this continues we shall all go on well and harmoniously.", 2a149, Texas History, Focus on Texas history
Stephen F. Austin to Mother and Sister
Austin's letter to his mother and sister concerning their move to the colony and expressing his desire that "nothing should be worn in the family but homespun . . . We are all poor in this country and therefore all on an equality and so long as this continues we shall all go on well and harmoniously.", 2a149, Texas History, Focus on Texas history
Stephen F. Austin to Mother and Sister
Austin's letter to his mother and sister concerning their move to the colony and expressing his desire that "nothing should be worn in the family but homespun . . . We are all poor in this country and therefore all on an equality and so long as this continues we shall all go on well and harmoniously.", 2a149, Texas History, Focus on Texas history
Stephen F. Austin to Mother and Sister
Austin's letter to his mother and sister concerning their move to the colony and expressing his desire that "nothing should be worn in the family but homespun . . . We are all poor in this country and therefore all on an equality and so long as this continues we shall all go on well and harmoniously.", 2a149, Texas History, Focus on Texas history