For the Liberty of Texas by Edward Stratemeyer
“For the Liberty of Texas” is a novel inspired by the events of the Mexican War. The story is one of three books in the cycle “The Mexican War Series.” It tells of people eager to withdraw from the Mexican Confederation to protect themselves, their property, and their individual rights from the greedy government on the one side and blood-thirsty Comanches on the other.
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Summary
“For the Liberty of Texas” is a novel inspired by the events of the Mexican War. The story is one of three books in the cycle “The Mexican War Series.” It tells of people eager to withdraw from the Mexican Confederation to protect themselves, their property, and their individual rights from the greedy government on the one side and blood-thirsty Comanches on the other.
Analysis
“For the Liberty of Texas” is a novel inspired by the events of the Mexican War. The story is one of three books in the cycle “The Mexican War Series.” It tells of people eager to withdraw from the Mexican Confederation to protect themselves, their property, and their individual rights from the greedy government on the one side and blood-thirsty Comanches on the other.