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perusal of relative more particularly of the partition  
of lands upon the river San Antonio. After
of lands upon the river San Antonio. After
the establishment of the Alamo & the town or city
the establishment of the Alamo & the town or city
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river were formed for the civilization of the  
river were formed for the civilization of the  
indians in the lower country, and many
indians in the lower country, and many
Spaniards, & [unclear] of Mexico
Spaniards, & Creoles of Mexico settled in this
frontier town & it is reported that in its flourishing towns
the population amounted to  as many as 10 to 12.000 souls.
Louisina belongs  then to the Spanish crown, &
there was a road from that place and of Texas by San Antonio
& Goliad & terminating at Refugio on the Gulf of Mexico
  After the extinction of the indians, of Texas, many Mexican indians & creoles
made arrangements to work the prolific lands on the San Antonio x  then this
part of the country may be looked upon as at its height of prosperity.

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82 perusal of relative more particularly of the partition of lands upon the river San Antonio. After the establishment of the Alamo & the town or city of San Fernando, the various missions on the river were formed for the civilization of the indians in the lower country, and many Spaniards, & Creoles of Mexico settled in this frontier town & it is reported that in its flourishing towns the population amounted to as many as 10 to 12.000 souls.

Louisina belongs  then to the Spanish crown, &

there was a road from that place and of Texas by San Antonio & Goliad & terminating at Refugio on the Gulf of Mexico

 After the extinction of the indians, of Texas, many Mexican indians & creoles
made arrangements to work the prolific lands on the San Antonio x  then this

part of the country may be looked upon as at its height of prosperity.