Eighteen Minutes: The Battle of San Jacinto and the Texas Independence Campaign
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Eighteen Minutes: The Battle of San Jacinto and the Texas Independence Campaign
Avis (10)
8 Janvier 2015Unless you want a detailed list of the Texans who served at San Jacinto, read elsewhere
The good:
This book is an exhaustive account of the battle of San Jacinto.
14 Mars 2014Eighteen Minutes
An excellent read for the serious Texas researcher.
2 Septembre 2013Eighteen Minutes : The battle of San Jacinto and the Texas Independence
Found the information that I wanted in the Eighteen Minutes The Battle of San Jacinto and the Texas Independence.
25 Août 2013The San Jacinto Massacre!
A few historical corrections are in order here folks.
14 Avril 2011Excellent Book
I am reading this book right now for the fourth time.
7 Avril 2011Pleased
A little more information about the size and content of the book, which turned out to be a very nicely packaged book with an enormous amount of historical content..
14 Juin 2008"See that Oak Tree over there?"
A great overview of the Texas Revolution, troops movements and motivations.
28 Janvier 2006More detail than other accounts
This book would not be the first to read on the subject of the 1835-1836 independence movement.
4 Août 2004Excellent job!
On a warm, partly cloudy afternoon on Thursday, April 21st in 1836 a smaller, poorly trained, ragtag army attacked a larger, better equipped force.
6 Juin 2004A superbly written military history
Written by a sixth generation Texan and a descendant of fighters who themselves battled for Texas independence, Eighteen Minutes: The Battle Of San Jacinto And The Texas Independence Campaign is an extensive retelling of the critical battle that established Texas as the Lone Star Republic, independent from Mexico.