The Texas Revolution: Battle of Gonzales

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As a Texan this is truly Great stuff and I’m surprised nobody has ever did this style of video for the Texas revolution but now that some has finally done it’s gonna be a great watch.

IN THE NAME OF GONZALES!!! COME AND TAKE IT!!!!! WAAAAHHOOOOOOO!!!! Warhawk doing the Texas Revolution!! I love it!! Love your content!! And this is a most wonderful surprise!!

The best pronunciation of Spanish words I have seen in a long time for a non native speaker well done sir💪🏻🙌

Excellent video with a lot of details that you don't usually see being mentioned. I haven't seen any videos that cover the Texas Revolution using the graphics you have. I'm glad to have found this channel. When I went to Gonzales I was astounded at what I saw. The gun was so small, and the museum staff said it didn't even work when the battle took place. Then I learned the gun on display is actually a second one they had. They abandoned it on the march to San Antonio. It was recovered in 1936 and is now back home where it belongs. The actual "Gonzales Cannon" was recovered after the fall of the Alamo, and recast into a bell that hangs in the belfry of St. Mark's Episcopal in San Antonio. It roared the call to revolution, and now it rings the call to worship. Poetic, I'd say.

Glad to see someone doing a series on the lead in to the Texas Revolution as well as the war itself. So much content only wants to cover the Alamo and San Jacinto without helping to give a better picture of how those events came to pass.

I've been to both Goliad, Gonzales, and the Alamo. The three sites are drastically different from each other. Goliad is much like it was in 1836. Still a functioning Catholic church, it's also an Bed and Breakfast. Plus they still do reenacting events at the sight. Including having the massacre at, or near, one of the slaughter fields. You're out in the country. It's quiet. Creepily quiet. The Gonzales cannon sits in a large memorial museum in the middle of a park. The town is less than 8,000 people. As for the Alamo, they still do reenactments on the site, but it's now surrounded by a major city. Just the chapel and first floor of the Long Barracks remain, plus a small piece of the southwest corner where the 18-pounder sat. All the other parts have been demolished and stores and a Post Office now sit on the site where hundreds of men died horribly. Fighting for what they thought to be right.

Thanks! Well done. God Bless Texas!!

Thank you for bringing more attention to my great state. Remember the Alamo!

Fantastic video 🤠. Will you be covering other battles from the Texas Revolution?

This will be great! It is fascinating to me that the events here and elsewhere will lead to the war that foreshadows so many of the generals we've witnessed in the civil war. Personally, im also interested in seeing the performance of the Mexican army and comparing it with its forerunners during the same time period against the french.

Can I get an Antitem video in my life??? Btw your videos are the standard by which I judge all other military history videos by.

Really awesome work. Took my family to Gonzales this past summer, this video really paints the history well. Thank you.

Your in depth detail is second to none. Love your content.

realy nice video, definitely one of my favourites on this channel. Also your quality now is insane

Cannot not wait for the next parts to this. I have been interest in Texas Revolution scine I was a kid. keep them coming

so glad you keep making videos

Greetings from south Texas! Thank you for your great coverage of an important period of our history. JB

I must say your efforts into these videos you make are amazing, and I absolutely a history nerd cannot wait to watch this one👍

Man I missed your videos. Glad you’re back! This one’s gonna be great.