The Texas Revolution: Siege of Béxar

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With the Mexican cavalry detachment sent retreating after the Battle of Gonzales, the Texians prepared for the phase of the war, removing the Centralist troops from Texas. However, just as the dragoons ride out of the vicinity of the rebellious town. General Martin Perfecto de Cos arrives on the Texas coast with a force of 500 men to suppress the rebellion that has risen up in the state. With the arrival of Cos, more men rise to fight back against what they see as a Centralist takeover of the state. San Antonio de Bexar, the regional capital, becomes a vacuum that pulls in the various armed groups in the state. That will result in a month-long siege and a chaotic street-to-street battle for supremacy on the Mexican Frontier. The result of this fight will prompt a major reaction from the very President of the Mexican Republic, who decides it is finally time for him to march in and settle things for good.

Intro 0:00
Ad 1:18
Battle of Goliad 2:44
Austin advances towards Bexar 5:25
Army Compositions 6:15
Texians surround Bexar 7:47
Battle of Concepcion 9:28
Texians capture Fort Lipantitlan 14:30
Siege of Bexar continues 16:37
Texas Consultation 17:40
Burleson replaces Austin 18:40
The Grass Fight 20:07
Ben Milam rallies the Texians 22:57
Battle for Bexar begins, Dec 5 24:30
Battle for Bexar, Dec 6 27:06
Battle for Bexar, Dec 7 27:45
Battle for Bexar, Dec 8 29:57
Cos Surrenders, Dec 9 32:18
Bexar conquered, war over? 32:57

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Sources:

Texian Iliad - A Military History of the Texas Revolution by Stephen L. Hardin

Eighteen Minutes: The Battle of San Jacinto and the Texas Independence Campaign by Stephen L. Moore

Texas State Historical Association

Music from Filmstro

Script Writer - Saris

Map Maker - Saris

Historical Consultant - Josiah C.W. Neal

Background sounds - Cajun1862

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