While fighting for freedom in the Texas Revolution, three brothers must rely on each other and remain strong like never before. But when the oldest is lost in battle, the challenge becomes even more serious as the remaining two are forced to venture back without him. And after having a bad encounter with the infamous gang leader Frederick Hernandez, they realize that it would take a miracle for them to make it home.
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The Texians Chapter 2: An Apprenticeship
While fighting for freedom in the Texas Revolution, three brothers must rely on each other and remain strong like never before. But when the oldest is lost in battle, the challenge becomes even more serious as the remaining two are forced to venture back without him. And after having a bad encounter with the infamous gang leader Frederick Hernandez, they realize that it would take a miracle for them to make it home.
The Texians Chapter 1: An Introduction
While fighting for freedom in the Texas Revolution, three brothers must rely on each other and remain strong like never before. But when the oldest is lost in battle, the challenge becomes even more serious as the remaining two are forced to venture back without him. And after having a bad encounter with the infamous gang leader Frederick Hernandez, they realize that it would take a miracle for them to make it home.
English Lesson 140: Should the 2nd Amendment Give Citizens the Right to Own Assault Weaponry?
Because the 2nd Amendment was ratified so long ago, many people say that it no longer applicable. Though weapons are much different, it is just as important today as it was back then, if not even more so. Contrary to popular belief, as weapons become more powerful, the 2nd Amendment becomes more essential. All weapons, … Continue reading English Lesson 140: Should the 2nd Amendment Give Citizens the Right to Own Assault Weaponry?
History Week 10: Andrew Jackson
Andrew Jackson was the seventh president of the United States of America. Like George Washington, he was a general before becoming president. In fact, he was the only president to have served in both the American Revolutionary War and the War of 1812. Shortly after his birth in 1767, Andrew Jackson's father died, and his … Continue reading History Week 10: Andrew Jackson
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