Stephen Fuller Austin to Samuel May Williams, November 5, 1833

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IdentifierMS1923-0002_1222DateNovember 5, 1833CreatorsStephen F. AustinSubjectLaw of April 6, 1830Antonio López de Santa AnnaTexasVictor BlancoLand titlesCopyright StatementNo Copyright – Non-Commercial Use OnlyNotesPublished in Barker, editor, Austin Papers, Volume II (1922), page 1013.DescriptionLetter regarding the Law of April 6, 1830, as amended, Austin's belief that all Texas matters will be satisfactorily arranged, interviews with Santa Anna who seems friendly to Texas, danger that Texas will be organized as a territory and his plan to protest, his quarrel with Farias, Victor Blanco's friendliness towards Texas, instructions concerning titles, and his willingness to sacrifice self and property for Texas. Austin also writes that many have been banished and left for Vera Cruz.LanguageEnglishRecipientSamuel May Williams

CollectionSamuel May Williams papers

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Stephen Fuller Austin to Samuel May Williams, November 5, 1833