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A New History of Old Texas

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A City Divided

01 May 2018

Contributed by Lukas

San Antonio in 1860 didn't look like the rest of Texas, or for that matter, the rest of the United States. The U.S. Civil War nearly tore the tow...

San Antonio on the Brink

24 Apr 2018

Contributed by Lukas

In 1845, San Antonians voted to join the United States and plunged themselves right back into war with their old foes in the Valley of Mexico. The war...

The Fall of San Antonio

17 Apr 2018

Contributed by Lukas

In the first years of the Republic of Texas, San Antonio was assaulted by Mexican Centralist forces almost every year until finally falling - twice - ...

Texian San Antonio

10 Apr 2018

Contributed by Lukas

The new Texian government broke off San Antonio's special relationship with the Comanche empire, provoking renewed hostilities from the horsemen ...

The Battle of the Alamo

03 Apr 2018

Contributed by Lukas

The Battle of the Alamo as you've never heard it before.Selected BibliographyAlessio Robles, Vito. Coahuila y Texas en la época colonial (1978...

The Siege of Béxar

27 Mar 2018

Contributed by Lukas

In late 1835, Centralists and Federalists clashed in San Antonio over the course of a two-month long siege that culminated in five days of brutal hous...

Santa Anna

20 Mar 2018

Contributed by Lukas

In 1833, Santa Anna was elected President of Mexico. In 1834, he declared himself dictator. Mexico rose in revolt and San Antonians rode to Coahuila i...

Illegal Immigration

13 Mar 2018

Contributed by Lukas

In 1830, Mexican Centralists outlawed future Anglo immigration to Texas and walked back the freedoms recognized by the 1824 Federalist Constitution. S...

Sons of Libertad

06 Mar 2018

Contributed by Lukas

The most fascinating account of Jacksonian America doesn't come from a French aristocrat who spent barely nine months on the continent. It comes ...

Mexican San Antonio

27 Feb 2018

Contributed by Lukas

In 1821, Mexico finally won its independence from Spain. In 1824, the new nation promulgated one of the most enlightened constitutions in the world, e...

The Battle of Medina

20 Feb 2018

Contributed by Lukas

Spanish Royalists responded to San Antonio's 1813 Declaration of Independence by massacring the Republican Army of the North and by implementing ...

The First Republic of Texas

13 Feb 2018

Contributed by Lukas

In 1813, San Antonians declared their independence from Spain. The 1813 Texas Declaration of Independence and the 1813 Texas Constitution show San Ant...

San Antonio Revolts

06 Feb 2018

Contributed by Lukas

The first decade of the 19th century brought more tumult to San Antonio than she had experienced in the entire century before. The missions were shutt...

San Antonio Strong

30 Jan 2018

Contributed by Lukas

In 1790, San Antonians finally won peace along the frontier from their old foes: the Apaches and the Comanches...though at a terrible cost.Selected Bi...

The Capital of Texas

23 Jan 2018

Contributed by Lukas

When San Antonio became the capital of Texas in 1772, it was a recognition in law of something that was already true in fact. The new concentration of...

The Comanches

16 Jan 2018

Contributed by Lukas

The Apaches just used horses...the Comanches were horseMEN. Had they lived in a different time and place, you might have sworn that they were the insp...

The Apaches

07 Jan 2018

Contributed by Lukas

After thirty years of constant harassment by the Apaches, San Antonians did what few other frontier peoples ever could: beat them and force them to se...

Building San Antonio

05 Jan 2018

Contributed by Lukas

During the fifty year period beginning in 1718 and ending around 1768, Spanish friars and Native American converts moved nearly 1 million metric tons ...

The Canary Islanders

04 Jan 2018

Contributed by Lukas

When sixteen Canary Island families arrived in San Antonio in March of 1731, they quickly made an impression on the small town. Their first fourteen y...

Missionary San Antonio

03 Jan 2018

Contributed by Lukas

Between 1718 and 1731, San Antonio would grow to almost 300 "vecinos," thanks to the establishment of four new missions and the "entrep...

Founding San Antonio

02 Jan 2018

Contributed by Lukas

On June 13, 1691, Spanish explorers gave a name to the spring-fed river whose banks they crossed on that feast day of St. Anthony de Padua - San Anton...

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