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The official store of the Texas Nationalist Movement.
Mirabeau B. Lamar led the cavalry at San Jacinto and became the second President of the Republic of Texas. He moved the capital to Austin and set aside land for public schools. In his inaugural address in December 1838, he told Texas what he thought of annexation.
Texas Legends No. 9. A woodcut portrait of Mirabeau B. Lamar on the front and his words on the back: “I cannot regard the annexation of Texas to the American Union in any other light than as the grave of all her hopes of happiness and greatness.”
Printed in warm black on a Bella + Canvas 3001 tee in Tan, 100% combed ring-spun cotton, with a small star on the left sleeve. Printed to order.
Portrait after the engraving in The Poets and Poetry of Texas, 1885.
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