mirabeau lamar造句

• His successor Mirabeau Lamar sent militia to evict them in 1839.
• Naval policy was another in a long line of differing views between Sam Houston and Mirabeau Lamar.
• Some believe that it is upon the suggestion of her kinsman Mirabeau Lamar that the flag was created.
• In 1841, Navarro joined an expedition to Santa Fe under the appointment of Texas Republic President Mirabeau Lamar.
• In 1839, Republic of Texas President Mirabeau Lamar had forcibly driven Texas Cherokees into Indian Territory and seized their Texan lands.
• The neighborhood was established in the late 1800s on the summer farm of the second President of the Republic of Texas, Mirabeau Lamar.
• It is said that Long became the object of many admirers, including Austin, Ben Milam, William Travis, Sam Houston and Mirabeau Lamar.
• In 1840, Texas president Mirabeau Lamar announced plans to peaceably annex all territory to the Rio Grande, including all the principal towns of New Mexico.
• The contest was held between Mirabeau Lamar, the vice president of the Republic of Texas and Robert Wilson, the Republic of Texas Senator for Liberty.
• His 10-month term as vice president ended when he resigned with Burnet in October, making way for elected President Houston and Vice President Mirabeau Lamar.
• He was appointed as loan commissioner for Texas by President Mirabeau Lamar and traveled to Europe to try to secure much-needed credit for the new republic.
• The second president of the Republic, Mirabeau Lamar, did not share Houston's respect for the native tribes, and refused to honor Houston's treaties.
• Campbell died in 1856, but in 1854, Mirabeau Lamar, second president of the Republic of Texas, went around the state collecting stories from the old-timers,
• The city of Houston served as the capital of the republic until President Mirabeau Lamar signed a measure that moved the capital to San Augustine in the Texas House of Representatives.
• He was a major critic of President Mirabeau Lamar, who advocated continuing independence of Texas, annihilation of American Indians, and the extension of Texas's boundaries to the Pacific Ocean.
• Leaving consumption or malaria, but the papers of Mirabeau Lamar preserve the Texan rumor that Magee was poisoned by his men, many of whom were among those he had previously mistreated during his former command.
• Jones was recalled to Texas by new president Mirabeau Lamar in 1839 . Back at home, he found himself elected to a partial term in the Senate, where he quickly became a critic of Lamar's administration.
• Though the C髍dova Rebellion had been suppressed quickly, coming to a head in August 1838, the newly discovered documents led the new President of the Republic of Texas, Mirabeau Lamar, to charge in December 1838 that Di'wali had surreptitiously collaborated with C髍dova.
• Whether or not Chief Bowl or the larger Cherokee community had been complicit in this slaughter, and notwithstanding denials of involvement, this affair was seized upon by Houston's successor, Mirabeau Lamar, as grounds to either expunge the Cherokee from Texas or destroy them.
• Mirabeau Lamar first arrived in Texas in 1835 about the time that Austin was released from prison in Mexico and in very short order became an intimate of the leaders of Texas that were most attached to Austin, including Lorenzo de Zavala, the vice-president, and Jane Long,  The Mother of Texas .