Original Map of the Republic of Texas, California and Mexico historic-texas-map-prints Europeans and particularly Germans were

Europeans and particularly Germans were fascinated with the Republic of Texas and the opportunities the vast lands presented for emigration

the last conversions of the original Mexican land grants to counties under the government of the Republic

In 1926 it was donated to the people of Bennington by the last Fillmore family owner

Queen Victoria’s signature appears at the top of the Appointment next to her official embossed paper seal

Local militias were a popular and common form of community defense in the sparsely populated English colonies on America's eastern seaboard

Original Map of the Republic of Texas, California and Mexico historic-texas-map-prints Europeans and particularly Germans wereThis rare English map Texas, California and Mexico is beautifully engraved with a hand colored border. Texas is shown in the Republic configuration with the western border depicted as the Rio Grande River to its source, a claim established by the treaty Santa Anna signed after his defeat at the battle of San Jacinto. Albuquerque, Santa Fe, and Taos were all within the official borders of the Republic of Texas. The vast Independent Republic of Texas