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which seriously impeded the war effort.
Inside Mexico, the
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liberal federalists vied for power, and at
times these two factions...
- 12–15, 1836, near Refugio, Texas.
Mexican General José
Urrea and 1,500
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American volunteers and...
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Renacer Boliviano,
Sangre Boliviana,
Centralistas San
Miguel Virginia,
Orgullo Boliviano, San
Simon Universitartios Virginia...
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Handbook of
Texas Online Coa****la y Tejas: From
liberal federalism to
centralista dictatorship Compendium of
Mexican Constitutions (in Spanish) "Map of...
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party is
renamed Centralist Party (Partido
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Central Republic,
officially the Mexican...
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Spanish version of
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