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Viva Juan Sequin, Viva Tejas

Mexico had emancipated slaves and US still hadn't abolished slavery. Texas wanted to get their slaves back.

Del bando mexicano abia otro Juan Nepomuceno pero almonte era hijo del insurgente Marelos

Hey, I recently discovered your channel and am a huge fan! You are one of the only high-quality Texas history channels on TH-cam. It is sad to see that you haven’t uploaded in a while. On the off chance that you see this comment, I’d like to say that there is an audience out there for your content, don’t be discouraged by low engagement starting out. I hope you keep up your invaluable work.

Deaf (rhymes with beef) Smith..

Sadly Mr. Seguin the distorters of history are still at it. They lie to our current public and visitors about the true story of Texas. Maybe one day the story of our people will be revealed for what it truly was!!!

La Baheeya, no ‘n’

Texas Rangers committed genocide against Mexicans in southern Tejas and on both sides of the border. Criminals!

Booowie not Bowie

‘ Fannin’, Not ‘Fannion’

Viva General Urrea! Viva Mexico 🇲🇽 Benavidez traidor!

Now why so many hate on ispanics in Texas,seguin,.benavides etc,etc great warriors serve to Texas 🪖

I thought that Mexico had won in Golliad.

Mexico got them back good in the battle of salado creek where outnumbered Mexican soldiers led by French -Mexican brigadier general Woll crushed the texians in 1842. You never here about this battle. I wonder why? Remember Juan Cortina’s raids! Pay back. You never hear about that either. I wonder why. Viva Mexico, Juan Cortina and Santanna!

The reason that they were executed was because they had accepted Mexican citizenship and were considered treasonous. Had they never accepted Mexican citizenship, they would not have been executed as mutiny

He was a little weasel!

Calvary is the hill outside Jerusalem where Jesus was crucified. You said Calvary when you meant cavalry. They sound obviously different. Hope you will learn to use correct terms before you attempt any more narration.

Excellent production!

Another example of how the texans and United States not just started the mexican war but take land from a constitutional country for themselves. Mexico was barely 10 years old , weak, and the U.S. being 50 wanted to take/steal more from everyone. That, like Russia going inside Ukraine

Here is a part the official report of General Urrea on the action, he led the ambush: "I divided my force into six groups and hid them in the woods. Between ten and eleven in the morning Dr. Grant arrived. He was attacked and vanquished by the parties under my command and that of Colonel Francisco Garay. Dr. Grant and forty of the riflemen were left dead on the field and we took six prisoners besides their arms, munitions, and horses." nice, straight from the horses' mouth!

Was proud until he became a slave owner

Great series thanks!

Great man!

Taste of their own medicine

The Mexican government granted land and the Texians stole land, cattle and whatever else they could. Viva Juan cortina!

Mexico 🇲🇽 NEVER invaded Texas.Tejas is still Mexico. The treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo is an invalid, one sided document worth less than used toilet paper.On the contrary, the texians were greedy , invaders homeless squatters, illegal aliens, outsiders.Sam Houston was a falling down drunkard.

2:05 it is TOTALLY incorrect to state that the mexican government had refused to grant land....they had gone to Mexico City in 1821 to negotiate but then Iturbide was overthrown....throwing all contracts into flux....basic Texas history, Man....

How come this is the first time I’m hearing about this? Just found out the channel exist btw, and it’s amazing!!!

"Cavalry" ... not "calvary".

Juan Seguin was a great Texas patriot. He is appropriately held in great honor

These videos are amazing. Thank you for what you are doing

My family was at that battle according to Republic pension records.

Keep them up dude .Very informative.

Dude,I love this documentary.

Actually it was his own doing. He supported the invasion of anglos with "white superiority" and slavery fondness.

Fannin. Rhymes w/tannin. Not Fanyon. If you can pronounce Tamaulipas, you can pronounce Fannin. Hurts the credibility of otherwise great video when you mispronounce easy name.

Fannin, rhymes with tannin. Pronounced exactly as spelled. No idea how you came up with Fanyon.

Texans had piss poor leadership

His nickname was pronounced "deef" like "beef" not "deff" like you'd think.

I liked to hear 2 sides of these battles and the war. The internet is like a book, it can tell a story the way the creator wants it

No way that’s my uncle (6th)

Shame there are so few sites on the tejano pioneers and that on many we can not give our comments of support .

Pronunciation is MY LUM in Texas Schools, streets, avenues, & buildings have been named for him.

I'm glad to know he didn't support the confederacy it would have ruined his legacy.

Sorry I haven’t been able to watch was very busy and TH-cam won’t give me notifications when someone uploads. By the way that is a great informative essay garrison, and yes I watched the entire thing, because it’s Mexico. Anyways Garrison hope your career will be achieved and that you will one day become a historian or historian teacher because your essays are absolutely amazing and deserves more appreciation. If I was your teacher I would give an A+ but if I was able to give it a higher score I would definitely give it a S++. Sorry if this has a lot of errors or grammar mistakes, but anyways, Great video Garrison hope you’re doing well bye!

Although Fannin made mistakes that affected each & every volunteer soldier, please consider pronouncing Fannin’s name according to the letters spelled. His memory deserves that. Fanion was not his name.

That's funny, I wrote an essay on the same topic in college and had a different conclusion! I think the major contributing factor was the disparity of foreign support. The rebellion likely would not have broken out if it was not for Italian and German planes, nor even the possibility of Franco crossing the straights. The aid and equipment set by Italy and German was swiftly supplied early in the war and proved to have a massive impact on the battle field (particular the use of new aircraft and tanks). The help from the USSR came to the Republic significantly later and the Soviets were far more concerned with making the Republic a good investment than by sending blank cheques. Not to mention the fatefully non-non-committal attitude of France and Britain. I would also say that the militia system (specifically the CNT-FAI) was far more effective than its detractors give it credit for. The most stable areas of the front, Madrid and more specifically Aragon, were defended by the anarchists. The more centrally organised Republican army and communist units were actually the ones who conducted the most disastrous offensives and defeats in later the war. Have in mind that Orwell's biggest complaints was not the organisation of the units on the frontline, but the lack of quality supplies (ironically, the best equipment went to the centrally organised Republican and communist units and not the CNT-FAI + POUM that Orwell served in). There was certainly a lot of disorganisation within the Republican faction, but I think that was due more to inter-political rivalries than due to the innate form of their economic or military organisation. I think the political interference and influence of the Soviet Union had a big role in the splintering of the Republican cause.

Interesante trabajo! Finalmente el debate debe terminar en algún punto y debe pasarse a la acción, incluso en las democracias. La imposibilidad de entender esto por parte de los republicanos los llevo a su propia destrucción.