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McLean, PAPERS CONCERNING ROBERTSON'S COLONY IN TEXAS, Volume I
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INDEX TO THE INTRODUCTION
 
First Came the Spaniards xxix
The San Gabriel Presidio and Missions xxx
Then Came the French xxx
And, Finally, the Anglo-Americans xxxi

James Wilkinson, the Man with Three Countries xxxi
Philip Nolan, the Man with a Country xxxi
Philip Nolan, the Man without a Country xxxiii

The Humboldt Hypothesis xxxiv
Pike's Peek xxxv

The Texas Platinum Rush xxxv
On the Way to Santa Fe - With no Trail xxxvi
The French Napoleonic Spies xxxvi

Little Chief Pasagogo and the Land of the Silly People xxxvii
The Execution of Father Hidalgo and the Death Knell of Spanish Rule xxxviii
A Map Leading to the Next World xxxix

Dick McFarland and the Indians up the Brazos xl
Captain Johnson's Trading Post at the Falls of the Brazos xl

The Texas Association xli
The Seventy Signers xlii
The "Unofficial" Seal of Approval li

Mission to Mexico lii
Andrew Erwin, Land Speculator and Trader lii
Abner L. Duncan, Financier liii
From Nashville to New Orleans liv

Félix de Armas, Translator and Interpreter liv
Joseph H. Hawkins, Unrewarded Benefactor of Moses and Stephen F. Austin liv
On Board the Schooner "Hope," With Loss of Rudder lv

Arrival at Vera Cruz lvi
From Vera Cruz to Mexico City lvi
Juan Davis Bradburn lvii
Secret Agent No. 13 lvii
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