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The Republic of Texas

For a decade (1836-1846), Texas stood alone as an independent nation. Born of a separatist revolt from Mexico, the Republic of Texas was sustained by fragile institutions, community militias, a small army, and a limited export economy built in part on enslaved labor. Explore the history of this era through Texapedia’s collection of in-depth, originally researched articles.

The Woll Invasion of 1842: Mexico’s Last Major Incursion Into Texas
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The Woll Invasion of 1842: Mexico’s Last Major Incursion Into Texas

The Texas Navy’s Yucatán Campaign, 1841–1843
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The Texas Navy’s Yucatán Campaign, 1841–1843

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History of the Republic of Texas

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John Hemphill and the Foundations of Texas Jurisprudence

Stephen F. Austin: American, Mexican, and Texan Statesman
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Stephen F. Austin: American, Mexican, and Texan Statesman

The Allen Brothers and the Founding of Houston
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The Allen Brothers and the Founding of Houston

Constitution of the Republic of Texas (1836)
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Constitution of the Republic of Texas (1836)

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Judiciary of the Republic of Texas (1836–1845)

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U.S. Diplomatic Recognition of the Republic of Texas

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A Frontier Etched in Blood: Texan Attempts to Invade New Mexico

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