Rare Original Map of The Republic of Texas and the United States handcrafted-american-flags including the mammoth Bexar

including the mammoth Bexar

A fanciful view depicts Houston as the thriving idyllic Capital of Texas

Congress passed a resolution in 1879 authorizing the deepening of Aransas Pass

Texans not involved in any aspect of the industry directly benefit from petroleum’s financial contributions to the state’s economy

Rare Original Map of The Republic of Texas and the United States handcrafted-american-flags including the mammoth BexarFor nine years Texas was an independent nation appearing as such on maps from, the era. This is one of less than three examples, however, that names Texas as a Republic on the face of the map itself. The crucial test for any nation declaring itself as sovereign is recognition by the world powers of the era as a legitimate government. This fine map, published in Scotland, reflects the recognition of Texas by Queen Victoria and the United Kingdom, which