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While Henderson concentrates on telling the story of the country as a whole, he does include tales of key figures, such as Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna, Vicente Guerrero, and Anastacio Bustamente.
A Glorious Defeat: Mexico and Its War with the United States by Timothy J. Henderson ricklibrarian 2007
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While Henderson concentrates on telling the story of the country as a whole, he does include tales of key figures, such as Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna, Vicente Guerrero, and Anastacio Bustamente.
Archive 2007-07-01 ricklibrarian 2007
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After being captured, Mexican leader General Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna ordered his troops to leave Texas.
Texas Celebrates Battle that Led to Independence from Mexico 2011
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In Texas, April 21 is known as San Jacinto Day, the day Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna — known in his day as the Napoleon of the West — met defeat at the hands of the Texian Army commanded by Gen. Sam Houston.
Archive 2009-04-19 Bill Crider 2009
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Nearly all students recognized Sam Houston as the father of the Texas republic but had him marching triumphantly into Mexico City , not vanquishing Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna at San Jacinto.
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Nearly all students recognized Sam Houston as the father of the Texas republic but had him marching triumphantly into Mexico City , not vanquishing Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna at San Jacinto.
Whad’Ya Know? (with Apologies to Michael Feldman) « educating alice 2008
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Nearly all students recognized Sam Houston as the father of the Texas republic but had him marching triumphantly into Mexico City , not vanquishing Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna at San Jacinto.
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The constitution was written in 1836 at Washington-on-the-Brazos as Gen. Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna and his troops battled with Texans seeking independence from Mexico.
Archive 2006-02-26 Bill Crider 2006
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And then, when Mexico became more and more despotic under a succession of people, but chiefly Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna, when he became president and dictator of Mexico, then he decided that this colonization should stop from the north.
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Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna was born in Jalapa, in 1795, and entered the army at an early age.
For the Liberty of Texas Edward Stratemeyer 1896
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