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Stock# 30258
Description
Early map showing the Republic of Texas, which appeared in Niles & Pease's History of Mexico & Texas.
The map shows an early configuration of the Republic, with a number of settlements shown, including Houston, Washington, Galveston, S. Augustine, Nacogdoches, Terrail, Zavala, Liberty, Gonzales, Mina, Montezuma, San Antonio, Goliad, Rio Grande, Laredo, Revilla, Mission of Refugio, San Felipe, New Washington, Bolivar, Columbia, Victoria, Matagorda, Valasco, Harrisburg, Lynchburg and others.
Condition Description
Long repaired tear on right side of map.
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