SAM HOUSTON

Sam Houston and the American Southwest

Sam Houston and the American Southwest

Introduction

The book written by Randolph B. Campbell's, entirely published on the life history of Sam Houston see the sights, and explains the role he played in the development of South west, the book is a biography of Sam Houston, and further illustrates Sam Houston's role, and point of view about his own life with respect to broad structural patterns of his life span, related to his personal, and regarding the history of Texas.

Discussion

Sam Houston was one man with many, diverse set of personalities such as a politician, statesmen, and a significant person in United States of America's history. Houston is one of the most important figures in the history of Texas. He was first elected president of Texas, but when Texas joined the confederacy he also worked, and renders his services as the senator, and governor of the state of Texas. Thus, He incur his services as a governor of two independent states, served as the president of an independent republic, and has been on the position of the senator of United States of America for more than thirteen years. Sam Houston's early life has been spent in Tennessee in late 1790's; He was born in Virginia it is his native town where he grew up on Tennessee borders. From the beginning, he spent the majority of his time of adolescences with Cherokee Indians. The early history shows some aspects of the education pattern that was hardly been done by the people, similarly it follows with Houston back in time his early days. He was not much educated but revealed, and set an example of being a politician assuring the Texas revolution to be a successful campaign; he is a person of capabilities who cannot be matched by anyone else.

He was a very courageous man from the beginning of his life; he spent as life of an extraordinary adventure, some critical controversies along with everlasting and unforgettable memories of his achievements. He served his time, and life, by joining the Army incurring his services to Andrew Jackson, accompanying him in the war which is more often known as the Red Stick War, which he fought along with him against the tribe of the creek. He did so well in making the strategy that it is in favor of Tennessee that the war eventually made him a hero.

Contrasting the courage with respect to the timelines, and Houston's history, he had diverse skills, and competencies besides being courageous he also helped in understanding the limitations, and individual probabilities, and set the example by creating a history of a great leader in a society that dealt in democracy.

Sam Houston was a great supporter of the slave's ownership, and he courageously is in opposition to the movement of abolitionism, he was so much passionate about the unionism that it leads his way towards the unionist league. This happened in 1845 when Texas becomes one of the states of United States, and he got ...