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Lee and published as part of David B
the Third Congress of the Republic of Texas approved a new design by Charles Stewart
The flags and maps on this print help to tell the story of Texas' battle for independence
and ratified by the First Congress of the Republic that December
The design was adopted by the Minute Men of South Carolina
Texas on the Eve of Statehood historic-texas-map-prints Lee and published as partThis detailed map provides a captivating portrait of the Independent Republic of Texas on the eve of joining the United States and becoming the 28th State. Scores of towns, cities and counties are shown particularly in the more populous south east portion of the country. Austin, resting along the Colorado River, is marked as the Capital of Texas. The site of the legendary battle of San Jacinto, where the Texans defeated the dictator Santa Anna and won
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