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" The conquest of Texas : "


Document Type : BL
Record Number : 988600
Doc. No : b742970
Main Entry : Anderson, Gary Clayton,1948-
Title & Author : The conquest of Texas : : ethnic cleansing in the promised land, 1820-1875 /\ Gary Clayton Anderson.
Publication Statement : Norman :: University of Oklahoma Press,, ©2005.
Page. NO : x, 494 pages :: illustrations, maps ;; 26 cm
ISBN : 0806136987
: : 9780806136981
Bibliographies/Indexes : Includes bibliographical references (pages 459-476) and index.
Contents : 1. At the dawn of the American invasion -- 2. The Texas creed in a Tejano and Indian land -- 3. Mexican politics and the struggle to settle early Texas -- 4. The muddle of early Mexican federalism -- 5. Centralists and the struggle for Texas land -- 6. The Americanization of Texas -- 7. The Texas creed and the clouds of war -- 8. Revolution and the "rumor" of Indian war -- 9. Indian intransigence -- 10. Sam Houston, the legislature, and a failed Indian policy -- 11. Lamar, his generals, and ethnic cleansing -- 12. The Indians' last stand in central Texas -- 13. The failure of well-intended efforts -- 14. The boundary line fiasco -- 15. Lines, politics, depredations, and the U.S. Army -- 16. General Persifor Smith and the salvation of Texas -- 17. Reservations or concentration camps? -- 18. The plan -- 19. Anarchy and "total war" -- 20. The final exodus -- 21. Indians and the civil war -- 22. The final ethnic cleansing of Texas.
Abstract : "At the very heart of Texas mythology are the Texas Rangers. Until now most histories have justified their actions and vilified their opponents. But Anderson tells how the Texas government encouraged the rangers to annihilate Indian villages, including women and children, spreading terror so that the survivors and neighboring Native groups would want to leave. The policy succeeded: by the 1870s, Indians had been driven from central and western Texas. Anderson offers a new paradigm for understanding the violence dominating Texas history. By confronting head-on the romanticized version of Texas history that made heroes of Houston, Lamar, and Baylor, this account helps us understand that the history of the Lone Star state is darker and more complex than the mythmakers allowed."--Jacket.
Subject : Texas Rangers-- History-- 19th century.
: Texas Rangers.
Subject : Forced migration-- Texas-- History-- 19th century.
Subject : Indians of North America-- Texas-- Social conditions-- 19th century.
Subject : Mexicans-- Texas-- Social conditions-- 19th century.
Subject : Racism-- Texas-- History-- 19th century.
Subject : Violence-- Texas-- History-- 19th century.
Subject : Ethnic cleansing.
Subject : Evictions.
Subject : Forced migration.
Subject : Gewalt
Subject : History.
Subject : Indians of North America-- Social conditions.
Subject : Indians.
Subject : Kolonisation
Subject : Mexicans-- Social conditions.
Subject : Military history.
Subject : Race and nationality.
Subject : Race relations.
Subject : Racism.
Subject : Rassendiskriminierung
Subject : Soziale Situation
Subject : Texas.
Subject : Violence.
Subject : Gedwongen migratie.
Subject : Indianen.
Subject : Rassendiscriminatie.
Subject : Texas, History, 1846-1950.
Subject : Texas, History, To 1846.
Subject : Texas, History, Military, 19th century.
Subject : Texas, Race relations, History, 19th century.
Subject : Texas, History, 1846-1950.
Subject : Texas, History, To 1846.
Subject : Texas, History, Military, 19th century.
Subject : Texas, History.
Subject : Texas, Military history.
Subject : Texas, Race relations, History, 19th century.
Subject : Texas, Race relations, History.
Subject : Indianer.
Subject : Mexikaner.
Subject : Texas
Subject : Texas.
Dewey Classification : ‭305.8/009764/09034‬
LC Classification : ‭F395.A1‬‭A53 2005‬
NLM classification : ‭15.85‬bcl
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