Texans Were Ready to Fight in Civil War Texas
Editorial recounts Texas mobilization for the Confederacy after Fort Sumter, detailing Confederate strong actions in New Mexico, Sibley expedition, Mesilla occupation, and the Battle of Valverde with Sibley, Canby, and notable officers. It highlights Texan volunteers, key towns, and the toll on troops and logistics during the early Civil War campaigns.
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Texas
Lee
United States
San Augustine Pass
Baylor
Ft. Bliss
el Paso
Mesilla
N. M
Ft. Fillmore
Vermont
Isaac Lynde
New Mexico
Lynde
Ft. Stanton
Rio Grande
San Augustine
Henry Hopkins Sibley
Valverde
San Antonio
N. M. Sibley
Canby
Thomas Green
William
Redi
Dirty Shirt Bill
Scurry
A. P
U.S
Christopher
Kit) Carson
Ft. Craig
Albuquerque
Santa Fall
Test Your Horse Sense Puzzle Set
A vintage quiz asks five brainteasers on animals tools stones and word grouping. It rates score by bands from poor to very superior, with point values outlined for the first four and a heavier five point last problem.
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