Pratt's Books

  • Home
  • Catalog
  • Get in Touch
  • Account Account
Looking for something special?
0

It appears that your cart is currently empty

  • Home
  • Collections
  • Hardcover
  • Texas Declaration of Independence
Hardcover , Rare
Texas Declaration of Independence
;

Texas Declaration of Independence

Description Additional info Product reviews

The declaration is printed on page 1. The text of the declaration is introduced, in part, as follows: “The following is a hasty translation of he principal parts of the Declaration of Independence by the province of Texas, a member of the great Mexican Republic…proclaimed on the fourth of April, in the city of Santo Antonio de Behai, when a provisional form of government as adopted.” Written by hand in pencil on page 1 above the periodical’s banner: “The exceedingly Rare First Texas Decla. Of Ind. 1813”.

Texas’ first declaration of independence published in the July 17, 1813 issue (No. 20 of Vol IV) of The Weekly Register, Baltimore, Maryland. The Weekly Register was printed and published by H. Niles. The Weekly Register enjoyed wide circulation in its day. Its emphasis was politics and current events. It published until 1849 after which time it became The National Register. There are 20 pages in this issue. The periodical is bound in decorative boards with a leather spine on which there is gold lettering. The periodical is age-spotted and toned. The condition of the original publication is GOOD and it is protected by the binding, the condition of which is FINE.

Availability:

$750.00

Author: Texas

Weight:

Notify me

Enter your email and we will inform you when the goods appear in stock

Add to the wishlist

You Might Also Enjoy

Henry C. Trost, Architect of the Southwest
Outstock
Quick view

Engelbrecht, Lloyd C.

Henry C. Trost, Architect of the Southwest

$100.00

El Paso: El Paso Public Library Association, 1981. 1st edition. 154 pages. Hardcover with dustjacket. Book has minor shelf wear to the board edges but remains NEAR FINE or better. A few extremely m...

Quick view
These High Plains
Quick view

Turner, Mrs. Avery

These High Plains

$500.00

Mrs. Turner wrote the book “to preserve cherished memories of my forty years on These High Plains.” In it, there is much about Amarillo and the wider Panhandle area generally, including the open...

Quick view
The Hash Knife Brand
Quick view

Tinsley, Jim Bob

The Hash Knife Brand

$30.00

An encompassing history of the five allied Hash Knife Cattle outfits of the late 19th century—three in Texas, one in Montana, and one in Arizona.” This highly readable book is part business hist...

Quick view
Col. Crockett’s Exploits and Adventures in Texas
Quick view

Crockett, Davy

Col. Crockett’s Exploits and Adventures in Texas

$2,250.00

Col. Crockett’s Exploits and Adventures in Texas: Wherein is contained a Full Account of His Journey from Tennessee to the Red River and Natchitoches, and Thence Across Texas to San Antonio; Inc...

Quick view
White Hunter Black Heart
Quick view

Viertel, Peter

White Hunter Black Heart

$35.00

A novel of big-game hunting in the Belgian Congo. The book is based on Veirtel’s experiences working with Director John Huson during the filming of The African Queen, an Academy Award winning mo...

Quick view
An African Affair
Quick view

Tennison, Harry with Foreword by Jim Rikhoff

An African Affair

$75.00

Tennison shares some of his most exciting African big game hunting experiences , predominantly with the big five. The book also contains a sections of photos taken from Tennison’s collection. Te...

Quick view
Pratt's Books

Located on the Largest Downtown Square in the US, Pratt's Books has served the community for over 40 years.

Get in touch
  • 940.549.5341
  • info@pratts-books.com
  • 502 Oak Street

    Graham, Texas 76450