It is the first flag used in the Texas Revolution and close to 200 years later it shows no signs of going away. It can be seen on shirts, neckties, underwear, license plates, album covers ...

On T-shirts and bumper stickers, the flag that flew during the Texas Revolution has had its cannon replaced by an AR-15. Would our ancestors approve? This article is part of Texas Monthly’s ...

The Battle of Gonzales "was the flashpoint of the Texas revolution," says Stephen Harrigan ... on a giant flag in a downtown square and on the shirts of city employees. Sponsor Message Allen ...

Here was born, in the throes of revolution, and amid the strife of contending legions, the infant of Texas independence ... returned hours later with his shirt torn to ‘baby rags’ and without ...

“I’m not throwing away my shot …” It’s probably no surprise, but the Texanist concurs with your assessment that the Texas Revolution and its preceding and subsequent events, what with ...

After all, the Texas Revolution was in large part a manly event. Men drafted the Declaration of Independence at Washington-on-the-Brazos, men enlisted in the army led by Sam Houston, men defended ...