Constitution Of The State Of Texas, Adopted Unanimously In Convention, At The City Of Austin, 1845. An Ordinance In Relation To Colonization Contracts. An Ordinance Assenting To The Proposals Of The

The Constitution of the State of Texas describes the founding principles and laws upon which the Texas government is built. This document represents a significant moment in Texan history, specifically the period during which Texas declared its independence from Mexico and later became a state of the United States of America. The volumes also include two ordinances passed by the Convention of 1845, assenting to the proposals for Texan annexation and arrangements for colonization.

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