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Tuesday, March 03, 2009

Declaration of Independence

File:Texas Declaration of Independence.jpg March 2, 1836 - Texas Declaration of Independence from the Convention of 1836.  Take a digital tour, chase a few rabbits, learn a little.
 
Texas State Library
 
Handbook of Texas Online
 
Texas Almanac
 
UT Tarleton Law Library
 
Yale University's Avalon Project
 
Humanities Texas traveling and online exhibit
 
Portal to Texas History lesson plan
Dawn Bishop's lesson plan
Texas Tides lesson plan
 
Texas State Cemetery
 
Daughters of the Republic of Texas Library Weblog
 
Lone Star Junction commentary
 
Wkipedia, of all places
 
Books
Greatness to Spare: The Heroic Sacrifices of the Men Who Signed the Declaration of Independence  by T.R. Fehrenbach
The Signers of the Texas Declaration of Independence by Louis Kemp
The Texas Declaration of Indepedence in Exact Facsimile by Anson Jones Press
Articles
Greer, James K. "The Committee on the Texas Declaration of Independence," Southwestern Historical Quarterly 30 and 31 (April and July 1927), 239-251, 33-49.

Shuffler, R. Henderson. "The Ark of the Covenant of the Texas Declaration of Independence." Southwestern Historical Quarterly 65 (July 1961), 87-100.

Shuffler, R. Henderson. "The Signing of Texas' Declaration of Independence: Myth and Record." Southwestern Historical Quarterly 65 (Jan. 1962), 310-332.

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