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Lexington, Kentucky, saw many Mexican visitors come through it during the early 19th century.
Lamar's Prosecution of Santa AnnaMirabeau Lamar, future President of the Republic of Texas, presents his case against Santa Anna following Santa Anna's capture.
Image of Hannah Ulrich's boarding houseHannah Ulrich's boarding house as seen on an aerial view map of the area around the White House, 1857. Ulrich purchased the house sometime before…
John BellJohn Bell served as a Representative from Tennessee, including as Speaker of the House of Representatives; as Secretary of War; as a U.S. Senator; and…
Washington City Directory, showing Hannah Ulrich"U" section of the 1834 Washington City Directory, with Hannah Ulrich listed.
Washington City Directory, showing Hannah Ulrich"U" section of 1843 Washington City Directory, showing Hannah Ulrich and the location of her boarding house
Washington Globe, January 21, 1837Reports a resolution of the Kentucky legislature advocating recognition of Texas independence by the United States.
Washington Globe, January 22, 1837Quotation of article from New Orleans newspaper, and refutation of its argument that Santa Anna traveled through the United States as a prisoner.
Washington Globe, January 24, 1837Report on political affairs in Mexico, noting the return of former President Anastasio Bustamante from exile, the departure of U.S. Minister Powhatan…
Washington Globe, January 26, 1837Reprints report from New Orleans Bee on speculation of war between the United States and Mexico in the aftermath of the Texas Revolution. Suggests…