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Lorenzo de Zavala
Flag--
A short description of a flag whose
design is attributed to Zavala with
some biographical
information. The
Texas Declaration of Independence (May
2, 1836)--
Zavala signed this document. Lorenzo
de Zavala--
A brief biography of Zavala. Includes a
portrait. 1. Raymond
Estep, The Life of Lorenzo de Zavala
(Ph.D. dissertation, University of Texas,
1942). 2. Raymond
Estep, "Lorenzo de Zavala and the Texas
Revolution," Southwestern Historical
Quarterly 57 (January 1954). 3.
Margaret Swett Henson, Lorenzo de Zavala
(Fort Worth: Texas Christian University
Press, 1996).
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Significance: Lorenzo de Zavala played
a significant role in the Texas War of
Independence and served as the new
Republic's first Vice President. Prior to
his involvement in Texas, he served as a
strong voice for democracy in Mexico both
before and after that nation's freedom
from the Spanish Empire. de
Zavala was the first Vice-President of the
new Republic of Texas Date
of Birth: October 3, 1788 Date
of Death: November 15, 1896 Occupation:
Newspaper publisher, diplomat,
politician Books
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Zavala:
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pages on contemporaries of Lorenzo de
Zavala Clara
Barton--
The "Angel of the Battlefield"
who brought nursing care to
wounded soldiers during the Civil
War and later founded the
American Red
Cross. Mathew
Brady--
The "Father of Photojournalism"
whose photos of Civil War
battlefields brought the horrors
of war home to civilians on the
homefront. Dr.
Benjamin
Rush--
Signer of the Declaration of
Independence, member of the
Constitutional Convention, noted
physician and ardent supporter
for the abolition of
slavery. Thomas
Nast-American
political cartoonist. General
George Armstrong
Custer--
Famous American Cavalry officer
who died at the Battle of the
Little Bighorn in
1876. General
Robert E.
Lee--
The commanding general for the
South in the American Civil
War.--New Lorenzo
de Zavala--First
Vice-President of the Republic of
Texas. Site
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Joe
Stack Joins Other Domestic
Terrorists on the Dark Side of
History--History
Guy Commentary, posted Feb.
19, 2010
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Lorenzo
de Zavala played a significant role in
the Texas War of Independence and
served as the new Republic's first Vice
President. Prior to his involvement in
Texas, he served as a strong voice for
democracy in Mexico both before and
after that nation's freedom from the
Spanish Empire.
