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When did sam Houston come to Texas?
1832
Why was Sam Houston important to the Texas revolution?
He commanded the Army of Texas.
Is Sam Houston the Father of Texas?
No he is not Stephen F. Austin is the "The Father of Texas."
Was Sam Houston an impresario of texas?
yes
Who was the Major General Of the Texas Army?
The major general of the Texas Army was Sam Houston. He was also the president of the Republic of Texas.
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