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Ampudia, Pedro de
Pedro de Ampudia
Letter
1836 Materials are
written in Spanish.
1 item
Dolph Briscoe Center for American History,The
University of Texas at Austin
Pedro de Ampudia,
1803-1868, Mexican military officer, fought in the Texas Revolution and the
Mexican War. Letter from Ampudia, May 2, 1836, commander of retreating Mexican
forces, to Erasmo Sequin, with reply May 3, from Juan Sequin, advance commander
of the Texas forces.
Biographical NotePedro de Ampudia, 1803-1868, Mexican
military officer, fought in the Texas Revolution and the Mexican War.
Scope and ContentsLetter from Ampudia, May 2, 1836,
commander of retreating Mexican forces, to Erasmo Sequin, with reply May 3,
from Juan Sequin, advance commander of the Texas forces. Ampudia's letter
informs Erasmo Sequin that he is unaware of any slaves or stolen property
nearby. Juan Sequin's reply assures that the Mexicans will not be attacked.
Access RestrictionsUnrestricted access.
Index Terms
Subjects
Ampudia, Pedro de--Archives.
Seguin, Erasmo,
1782-1857.
Mexico--History--1821-1861--Sources.
Texas--History--Revolution,
1835-1836--Sources.
Seguin, Juan Nepomuceno,
1806-1890.
Preferred CitationPedro de Ampudia Letter, 1836, Center for
American History, The University of Texas at Austin.
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Letter,
1836