An edition of Men-at-Arms 398: The Texan Army 1836-46 (2003)

Men-at-Arms 398

The Texan Army 1836-46

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An edition of Men-at-Arms 398: The Texan Army 1836-46 (2003)

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The Texan Army 1836-46

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Osprey Publishing
Language
English
Pages
48

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Subjects

Texas, history, republic, 1836-1846

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Cover of: Men-at-Arms 398
Men-at-Arms 398: The Texan Army 1836-46
October 22, 2003, Osprey Publishing
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First Sentence

"ACCORDING TO "BIG FOOT" WALLACE, they were a motley, mixed up crowd, you may be certain - broken down politicians from the 'old States' that somehow had got on the wrong side of the fence, and had been left out in the cold; renegades and refugees from justice, that had 'left their country for their country's good,' and adventurers of all sorts, ready for anything or any enterprise that afforded a reasonable prospect of excitement and plunder."

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Library of Congress
F390

The Physical Object

Format
Paperback
Number of pages
48
Dimensions
9.5 x 6.9 x 0.2 inches
Weight
1.6 ounces

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Open Library
OL8922523M
Internet Archive
texanarmy00reid
ISBN 10
1841765937
ISBN 13
9781841765938
Library Thing
1194678
Goodreads
2970605

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ACCORDING TO "BIG FOOT" WALLACE, they were a motley, mixed up crowd, you may be certain - broken down politicians from the 'old States' that somehow had got on the wrong side of the fence, and had been left out in the cold; renegades and refugees from justice, that had 'left their country for their country's good,' and adventurers of all sorts, ready for anything or any enterprise that afforded a reasonable prospect of excitement and plunder.
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