Sam Houston
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Sam Houston: Life and Times of Liberator of Texas an Authentic American Hero
By John Hoyt Williams6; David J. Weber, The Mexican Frontier, 1821- 1846: The American Southwest Under Mexico (Albuquerque, 1982), p. 161; Francis R. Lubbock, Six Decades in Texas: The Memoirs of Francis R. Lubbock, Confederate Governor of Texas (Austin, ...
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Sam Houston: Of Texas (1793-1863)
By Dan Zadra, Harold HenriksenAn easy-to-read biography of the soldier and politician who helped gain Texas' independence from Mexico and became president of the new Republic of Texas in 1836.
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Sam Houston
By Susan Sales Harkins, William H. HarkinsSam Houston is remembered in the name of a major city in the place he loved-Texas.
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Sam Houston
By Susan Sales Harkins, William H. HarkinsSam Houston is remembered in the name of a major city in the place he loved—Texas.
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Sam Houston
By James L. HaleySee Eaton , Peggy O'Neal Oolooteka ( Cherokee Indian chief ) : at Hiwassee , 9–10 , 18 , 20 , 27 , 29 , 32 ; in Indian Nations , reunion with Houston , 65 ; requests Houston to repreN Nacogdoches , Tex . , 91 , 95 , 99 ...
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Sam Houston: A Study In Leadership
By Bill O'NealO'Neal lectured about Houston for more than three decades in Texas history classes at Panola College, and the response to his public lecture on Houston as a leader at the Bob Bullock Museum inspired this book.
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Sam Houston: Texas Hero
By Susan GregsonPage 83 , line 2 : Randolph B. Campbell . Gone to Texas : A History of the Lone Star State . New York : Oxford University Press , 2003 , p . 233 . Chapter 9 Page 93 , line 6 : James Marquis . The Raven : A Biography of Sam Houston .
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Sam Houston
By James L. HaleyHume took the matter up with the Reverend Obadiah Jennings, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church in Nashville, and together they declined, “on good grounds, as we think.” More to the point was the fact that Obadiah Jennings was the ...
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Sam Houston
By John WilliamsChouteau, the aristocratic son of one of the founders of St. Louis, was a legendary frontier figure. He had been a pioneer of the lucrative Santa Fe Trail and an ally of John Jacob Astor's fur-trading empire, and he was a father.
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Sam Houston: Courageous Texas Hero
By Carl R. Green, William R. Sanford... 34 as peacemaker, 25–26, 29 as president of Texas, 31–35 as Senator, 20–22, 36–39 as soldier, 5–8, 13–19, 29–30 as teacher, 11–12 wounding of, 7, 16–17 Houston, Sam (father), 9, 10 Houston, Tiana (Rogers), 26, 33 J Jackson, Andrew, ...
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Sam Houston: For Texas and the Union
By Mac WoodwardSam Houston's Legacy History will always remember Sam Houston's command of the army of Texas during the Texas Revolution and at the Battle of San Jacinto . Sam Houston's legacy , however , cannot be limited to a brief period in time or ...
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Sam Houston: Soldier and Statesman
By Tracey BoraasBehrman , Carol H. Andrew Jackson . Presidential Leaders . Minneapolis : Lerner Publications , 2003 . ... Andrew Jackson's America , 1824–1850 . The Drama of American History . New York : Benchmark Books , 1999 . Garland , Sherry .
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Sam Houston
By James L. HaleyIn-depth biography explores the story of Houston's many accomplishments and the complex man behind them.
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Sam Houston: A Study in Leadership
By Bill O'NealSam Houston: A Study in Leadership
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Sam Houston: Standing Firm
By Mary Dodson WadeDescribes the life and accomplishments of Sam Houston, one of the founders of Texas, from his early life and years with the Cherokee Indians to his careers in the army and politics.
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Sam Houston: Courageous Texas Hero
By Carl R. Green, William R. Sanford"Examines the life of Sam Houston, including his early life on the Western frontier, his time as a soldier, leading the fight for Texas' independence, and his political career in Texas"--Provided by publisher.
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Sam Houston: Texas Hero
By Carl R. Green, William Reynolds SanfordThe life of Sam Houston, who served as governor of Tennessee, and president, United States senator, and governor of Texas
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Sam Houston: Texas Hero
By Susan R. GregsonThe biography of the famous Texas governor and patriot.
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Sam Houston: The Life and Legacy of the Man Who Led the Texas Revolution
By Charles River Charles River EditorsA look at how Sam Houston became one of the Southwest's most important figures. Includes pictures of important people, places, and events. Also includes online resources and a bibliography for further reading.
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Sam Houston: A Fearless Statesman
By Joanne MatternPresents the life of Sam Houston, who served as an army commander, United States senator, and governor of Texas.