Early Times in Texas; or, The Adventures of Jack Dobell

The Early Times in Texas is a must-read for anyone interested in the rich history of Texas, its pioneering men and women, and their unwavering spirit.

This book, penned by John C.

Duval - the first Texas man of letters - offers an intimate account of the Republic of Mexico's rebellion against the Mexican government, as well as Duval's personal experiences during this tumultuous time.

From the Goliad Massacre to his life in the Republic of Texas, this book provides a gripping and informative look at the early days of Texas.

With its serial publication in Burke's Weekly at Macon, Georgia in 1867 and subsequent book form in 1892, The Early Times in Texas has become a Texas classic, cementing its place as an essential read for anyone seeking to understand the state's storied past.

Don't miss out on this captivating account of Texas' early days - get your copy of The Early Times in Texas today!