Lone star nation : how a ragged army of volunteers won the battle for Texas independence - and changed America, H.W. Brands

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Bibliography note: Includes bibliographical references (p. [551]-563) and index

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Contents: Part 1: The banks of the Brazos (to 1828) -- The promised land -- El Camino real -- The people of the horse -- Don Estevan -- The three hundred -- Part 2: Ravenous democracy (1828-1834) -- Love and war -- To defend the revolution -- What will become of Texas? -- A conspiracy of volunteers -- The general is friendly -- Part 3: Blood on the sand (1835-1836) -- The sword is drawn -- Lexington on the Guadalupe -- Behind Ben Milam -- The army of operations -- Victory or ... -- At discretion -- Runaway -- A people in arms -- Part 4: Lone Star and Union (1836-1865) -- Victor and vanquished -- Slavery and freedom -- Andrew Jackson dies happy -- The trial of Sam Houston

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