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Thank u so much for videos!! I homeschool and u have been a big help!! ❤

That’s not true Gregorio was buried right under Santa Anna nose

That’s. Not true Enrique was buried

Men's version of his-tory. I'm tired of hearing poor soldiers.. What the women? The SA done to them? This is never talked about. Why? Because men are the SA... 😢

The meanness went all directions. My 2nd Great Grandfather, Captain Stephen Carter Ragan and family moved to Tyler TX, to escape the hostilities in Kansas City MO. In 1859. He joined the Army of Texas for a short time, however when Texas seceded, he formed a Calvary unit under Johnson. His company was comprised of family members, including nephews and cousins. They fought many battles throughout the south, including the siege of Vicksburg, Chickamauga, the battle of Atlanta and Mobile AL. He went on to be a two term State Senator in MO, and served as Undersheriff for KC MO for two terms. My family still has relatives in the Tyler area to this day. God Bless Texas!

No offense but i don't trust our government handling nuclear power. The Japanese are far more disciplined and look what happened to them. Fukushima!!! Same with Russia Chernobyl.... 😮

Im in west Texas and this year we been having a lot of scorpions 😮 scary, also sun spiders!! Just wanted to add that for no reason 😂❤

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Thank u for this

Talk about Build it and they will come…

Nice Production!…

Thank you for providing this comprehensive overview of Texas.

I know you looked at the comments 😊

What is incredibly incongruous is that th the US allowed Santa Anna to live on Staten Island in the middle 1870's making money as a manufacturer of chewing gum.

Actually there are a couple of reasons Molten Salt Reactors were not continued, in addition to the need for rapid development of Rickover's submarines. Nixon was apparently told he would not get funding for both the California project and the Oak Ridge MSR project. Because Nixon did not want to cut off the supplies of Plutonium for thermonuclear weapons primaries, he chose fast breeders as the one to fund. And, of course, being a Californian as well as being pressured by a Californian politician, the Oak Ridge MSR research was shut down.

The best-spent 90 minutes of this year for me so far! I was blown away when you brought up the name of Ernst Beseler as he is my great-grandfather! I had never heard this story about him and it still has my mind blown. Also, two other Beselers were among the massacred at Nueces River and have their names inscribed on the monument in Comfort.

In Junior High in Brownwood (in the early '50's) we were given a clean map of the State outline and another one with the county outlines. The task was to draw in all 254 counties on the clean map. Things went well as you started in the panhandle and far West Texas but by the time you got to central and then East Texas the remaining area bore no resemblance to the needed space!

Very impressive presentation by a true Texan.

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I've never been to Texas but I was curious what happened after so thank you.

You left out *how* they killed the infant child...it was gruesome and terribly brutal. Great information, but there's no need for the cartoonish sound effects

When will Funcom realise that Conan is the IP that bring them money? what a dream if they had put the budget of Dune Awakining into this game

Loved the lecture and story about something that is not typically told. I'm a Texas history teacher and will definitely tell my students about this story. I am also working towards my doctoral degree and would love to help the Texas Center in any way possible.

Great information thank you! I live 10 minutes away from Anahauc!

Originally Ohio but yes "Great lakes area"

What a complete lie

Synthetic diesel at $100 a Synthetic barrell would save us from the coming energy cliff, post 2025...

Few things are as rewarding as learning about a student's growth in a program like this. Helping students refine their talent into skills benefits everyone who sees their art. Improving their ability to express their humanity, no matter the media, is a gift. Salma and Gabe can enjoy bright futures-they seem well-grounded in themselves, their media, and their growing ability to create art that has long-lasting impressions on viewers. They both exhibit kindness, which is essential for beneficial interaction with others.

He’s my great great uncle

People today groan and lament the fate of the native tribes but without question those people were the most untrustworthy, scheeming, violent and murderous people on the face of the earth. They were that way before any white man ever arrived and the several tribes butchered each other as just another event in their day, another aspect of their unrefined behavior. Ghengis Khan and his hordes had nothing on the American Indian in terms of horsemanship, skills, brutality and violence; those traits were just who they were. There are a number of great books in print today that describe and detail the senseless and unprovoked atrocities committed by native tribes upon other humans and before anyone ever bemoans the terrible fate that fell upon the natives, they should immerse themselves in these stories. Learning the truth about individual Indian personalities and about their atrocities might not change their opinions, few things do unless they are actually experienced, but at least the sympathisers will understand, without any ignorance in the matter, why the axe fell and why it fell so hard.

Nice presentation, Bob. Looking forward to reading your book once it hit off the presses.

Great great great grandfather Amos Parker!!!!

Where can I find a printable map with the regions drawn this way? There are many versions online but none exactly like this.

Grew up in Big Spring, Dr. Frazier, and was in class with Eddie. We were blessed having your Dad in our community. Good memories. Thank you for your work!

Frazier is superb !

Excellent presentation!

If you came here to talk politics, go away. This is for history. And No one wants to hear your pathetic replies

Excellent !

cool video

37:03 "Weird Tales owned him (Howard) $1,300 by the time he dies." You should have mentioned that $1,300 in 1936 has the value equivalent of $29,210.00 today. Wages in the 1920s-30s are meaningless without adjustment for inflation.

Amazingly well done, Dr. Frazier! Moved to tears!

Frazier again-outstanding.

Magnificent. Thanks Dr. Don

"Footprint," "source code," "Venn diagram" ... so annoying hearing contemporary words and concepts being used to describe pulp fiction from 100 years ago. Try to use era-appropriate language, please!

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Interesting program 😊

Excellent panel. Texas history is making a comeback. Like Don Frazier said, you can't read one or two books and think you know all there is to know about Texas history.

What a great learning experience and I am so proud of the Texas Historical Foundation representation. Would love to have Courtnie and Kate join the group too!

This was one of the best explained version of what happened at the conclusion of the battle. Watching with my elderly cat lying on my shoulder I was sad that the poor cat was viciously killed!

18:21 There is no question that HP Lovecraft read, and was highly influenced by, "Ooze" by Anthony Rud.