oothly as it had the spring
previous.
The liberty of Texas had been assured, but the people were not
satisfied, and clamoured to be admitted to the United States. In a few
years this was accomplished, and Texas became as she is to-day, the
largest State in our glorious Union. Then followed trouble about the
boundary line between the United States and Mexico, and soon war was
declared between the two principal republics of North America. The
further adventures of the Radburys before this war and through a
portion of it will be told in the next volume of this series, to be
entitled, "With Taylor on the Rio Grande," in which we shall meet all
of our old friends once more, and learn what they did to defeat both
their personal enemies and also the enemies of their country.
Yet for the time being all went well, and here we will say good-bye,
echoing the shout Ralph gives as he dashes over the range on his pet
mustang:
"Hurrah for the liberty of Texas! Hurrah for the heroes of San
Jacinto!"
THE END.
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MEXICAN WAR SERIES
By EDWARD STRATEMEYER
VOLUME ONE
FOR THE LIBERTY OF TEXAS
12mo Cloth Illustrated Price, $1.25
Much is told here of Sam Houston, Davy Crockett, Colonel Bowie, and
other Texan heroes in connection with the entertaining story of the
fortunes of two brothers, Dan and Ralph Radbury. The fall of the Alamo
is introduced, and other famous incidents.
VOLUME TWO
WITH TAYLOR ON THE RIO GRANDE
12mo Cloth Illustrated Price, $1.25
As with each of the series, this is a complete story, but continues the
adventures of the patriotic young Radbury brothers. They serve under
General Taylor at Palo Alto, Monterey, and Buena Vista and share in the
glory of "Old Rough and Ready."
VOLUME THREE
UNDER SCOTT IN MEXICO
12mo Cloth Illustrated Price, $1.25
In the concluding volume of this valuable historical series Dan and
Ralph come under the command of Gen. Winfield Scott and finally bear
their part in the triumphant entry of the proud city of Mexico.
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These books were first issued under a pen name and by another publisher.
We have now placed them in the regular list of this unequaled writer for
boys, with an entirely new cover design in keeping with the uniformly
rich appearance of our Stratemeyer books.
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