The thrilling, startling and wonderful narrative of Lieutenant Harrison, who was taken prisoner at Goliad, Texas, in 1836, and only escaped the treacherous murder of his companions by the inhuman Mexicans, to be transferred to a punishment worse than death, namely, the mines of Mexico; from which he succeeded in making his escape, and subsequently joining Col. Doniphan's command, on its way from California across the mountains by which means he again reached the United States ...
Cincinnati, 1848.

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Main Author

Harrison, E. J.

Language(s)

English

Published

[New York?] [1957]

Subjects

Prisoners
Prisonniers > Prisonniers / Mexique.
Prisoners > Prisoners / Mexico.
United States
Texas
Mexico
Texas > Texas / Histoire > Texas / Histoire / 1835-1836 (Révolution) > Texas / Histoire / 1835-1836 (Révolution) / Romans, nouvelles, etc.
United States > United States / History > United States / History / War with Mexico, 1845-1848 > United States / History / War with Mexico, 1845-1848 / Fiction.
Texas > Texas / History > Texas / History / Revolution, 1835-1836 > Texas / History / Revolution, 1835-1836 / Fiction
History.
Fiction.

Note

Reproduced from a copy owned by Mr. Beinecke.
"Three hundred copies printed for Frederick W. Beinecke, Christmas, 1957."
On cover: Wonderful narrative of Lieut. Harrison.

Physical Description

30 pages illustrations 22 cm

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