Santa Anna en Texas: de su formación con Arredondo a la sublevación de los colonos anglosajones (1811-1836). (Spanish)

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    • Alternate Title:
      Santa Anna in Texas: from his formation with Arredondo to the Uprising of the Anglo-saxon settlers (1811-1836). (English)
    • Subject Terms:
      TEXAS; MEXICO
    • Abstract:
      We raise the issue of the military evolution of Santa Anna, from his training stage as a cadet and young officer under the orders of Arredondo, to his performance as Chief General and President of the Republic in the Texas War; for this we expose the situation of the Internal Provinces of the East in the last decade of Spanish government and during the first of independent Mexico, with the problems caused by the Anglo-Saxon settlers settled in Texas, which caused the conflict. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
    • Abstract:
      Planteamos el tema de la evolución militar de Santa Anna, desde su etapa de formación como cadete y joven oficial a las órdenes de Arredondo, hasta su actuación como General Jefe y Presidente de la República en la Guerra de Texas; para ello exponemos la situación de las Provincias Internas de Oriente en la última década de gobierno español y durante la primera del México independiente, con los problemas ocasionados por los colonos anglosajones asentados en Texas, que provocaron el conflicto. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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