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| TOPICS AND WINNERS OF THE TEXAS HISTORY ESSAY CONTEST 1974-1996 | |
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| 1996 | "Cherokee Indians and the Republic of Texas"
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| 1995 | "Santa Anna's 1836 Campaign and the 'Runaway Scrape' "
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| 1994 | "Remember Goliad! The Battle of Coleto and the Goliad Massacre"
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| 1993 | "The Annexation of Texas to the U.S.A."
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| 1992 | "The Mier Expedition"
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| 1991 | "The Defense of the Alamo: Events Leading up to the Conflict, the Causes of the Conflict, and Heroic Defense Itself, and the Results"
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| 1990 | "Sam Houston After the Texas Revolution and During the Republic of Texas, 1836-1846:An Evaluation"
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| 1989 | "The Siege of Bexar and Its Effects on Texas"
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| 1988 | "The Texas Constitutional Convention of 1836 and Its Members"
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| 1987 | "Mirabeau B. Lamar and His Place in History"
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| 1986 | "The Battle of San Jacinto and Its Effect on Texas and United States History"
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| 1985 | "The Empresarios of Texas"
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| 1984 | "The Indian Tribes of Texas"
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| 1983 | "The Goliad Massacre"
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| 1982 | "Sam Houston, His Service Leading to and During the Texas Revolution"
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| 1981 | "The Texas Navy, with Emphasis on its Role in Winning and Maintaining the Independence of Texas"
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| 1980 | "Stephen F. Austin's Role in the Development of Texas"
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| 1979 | "The Battle of San Jacinto: Events Leading up to the Conflict, the Causes of the Conflict, and Heroic Battle Itself, and the Results"
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| 1978 | "The Defense of the Alamo: Events Leading up to the Conflict, the Causes of the Conflict, and Heroic Defense Itself, and the Results"
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| 1977 | "Texas Declaration of Independance, Signed at Washington-on-the-Brazos March 2, 1836"
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| 1976 | "A Comparison of the Causes and Effects of the American and Texas Revolutions"
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| 1975 | "Purposes and Results of the Santa Fe Expedition of the 1840's When President Mirabeau B. Lamar's Expansionist Philosophy Led Texans to Attempt to Establish Political and Military Authority over Claimed Territory and to Direct Trade to Texas"
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| 1974 | "Help Given by Citizens of Cincinnati, Ohio, Who Sent the Twin Sisters and Assisted Colonel Sidney Sherman to Recruit 50 Volunteers from the Newport, Kentucky, and Cincinnati, Ohio, Area"
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