A Select Glossary of the Texas Revolution

This compact reference walks listeners through the whirlwind months of the Texas Revolution, from the first clash at Gonzales in October 1835 to the moment Texas declared independence in March 1836. Each entry distills essential facts about the people, places, and events that shaped the struggle, drawing primarily from the authoritative Handbook of Texas. The glossary is organized alphabetically, making it easy to look up everything from the fierce stand at the Alamo to the political debates in the Consultation.

While the narrative stays focused on the opening act of the conflict, it also offers insight into the shifting loyalties and the fragile provisional government that emerged. You’ll hear concise background on key figures such as William B. Travis, James Bowie, and Governor Henry Smith, as well as quick snapshots of pivotal locations like San Antonio, Goliad, and the Rio Grande frontier. The result is a clear, accessible guide that brings the early drama of Texas’s fight for autonomy to life for any audio enthusiast.