Texas History Movies #1

Jan 1928 · Southwest Press · 0.00 FREE

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A vivid, illustrated journey through Texas history from the Spanish Conquest in the 1500s to the early 1800s, when Jean Lafitte was commissioned by the Mexican government to target Spanish ships—told through the dynamic artwork of Jack Patton, whose bold pencils and inks bring the era to life across every page.

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writer John Rosenfield Jr. · artist, inker, letterer Jack Patton · cover Jack Patton

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writer John Rosenfield Jr.

artist, inker, letterer Jack Patton

cover pencils, inks Jack Patton

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History of Texas from early 1500's (Spanish Conquest) through early 1800's (commissioning of Jean Lafitte by Mexican govt. to attack Spanish vessels).

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