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Learn about the pivotal events, movements, and power struggles that have shaped Texas government and public life.

Map of the Spanish Frontier in 1769
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Map of the Spanish Frontier in 1769

Letter on Negotiating Peace with Mexico (1837)
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Letter on Negotiating Peace with Mexico (1837)

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Legislative Walkouts in Texas: Legal Basis and Political History

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Bracket Bills: Circumventing the Texas Constitution?

Red River War: The Final Defeat of the Plains Tribes in Texas
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Red River War: The Final Defeat of the Plains Tribes in Texas

The Origins of Texas’ System of Two High Courts
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The Origins of Texas’ System of Two High Courts

Constitution of the State of Coahuila y Tejas (1827)
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Constitution of the State of Coahuila y Tejas (1827)

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Military Forces of Texas

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Adjutant General of Texas

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The First Capital of Texas: Washington-on-the-Brazos

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