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Sam Houston's grave in Huntsville, Texas

Samuel "Sam" Houston (March 2, 1793 – July 26, 1863) represented the state of Tennessee in the United States House of Representatives, and was elected Governor of Tennessee. He resigned the governorship in 1829 and lived with the Cherokee in the Arkansas Territory. The Cherokee named him "Golanv" meaning "The Raven". In 1832 he moved to Coahuila y Tejas and was a signer of the Texas Declaration of Independence on March 2, 1836. Houston was appointed commander-in-chief of the Provisional Army of Texas, and accepted the surrender of Mexican general Antonio López de Santa Anna following the Battle of San Jacinto. [1]

Twice elected as President of the Republic of Texas, Houston eventually favored annexation to the United States. [2] [3] Afterwards he represented Texas in the United States Senate and was elected the 7th Governor of Texas. When the state seceded from the Union on March 5, 1861, Houston refused to sign a loyalty oath to the Confederate States of America and was removed from office on March 16. [4]

Bibliography

Sam Houston bibliography
Author Title Publisher Notes Pub Date Refs
Unknown author Life of General Sam Houston (Pamphlet) J.T. Towers Washington D.C. 1852 [5]
David A. Adler, Michael S. Adler, Matt Collins A Picture Book of Sam Houston Holiday House New York, NY 2012 [6]
Judy Alter Sam Houston: A Leader for Texas Children's Press New York, NY 1998 [7]
Judy Alter Sam Houston is My Hero Texas Christian University Press Fort Worth, TX 2003 [8]
James P. Bevill The Paper Republic : the Struggle for Money, Credit and Independence in the Republic of Texas Bright Sky Press Houston, TX 2009 [9]
Valerie Bodden Samuel Houston : Army leader & historic politician ABDO Pub. Co. Edina, MN 2010 [10]
Tracey Boraas Sam Houston:Soldier and Statesman Bridgestone Books Mankato, MN 2003 [11]
Donald Braider Solitary star; a biography of Sam Houston Putnam New York, NY 1974 [12]
Henry Bruce Life of General Houston, 1793–1863 Dodd, Mead and Company New York, NY 1891 [13]
George S. Bryan Sam Houston Macmillan Publishers New York, NY 1917 [14]
Randolph B. Campbell Sam Houston and the American Southwest HarperCollins New York, NY 1993 [15]
Peggy Caravantes An American in Texas: The Story of Sam Houston Morgan Reynolds Press Greensboro, NC 2004 [16]
Allan Carpenter Sam Houston: Champion of America Rourke Publications Vero Beach, FL 1987 [17]
William Carey Crane Life and select literary remains of Sam Houston of Texas J. B. Lippincott Philadelphia, PA 1884 [18]
Ann Fears Crawford and Betsy Warren Sam Houston : American Hero Hendrick-Long Publishing Dallas, TX 1993 [19]
George Creel Sam Houston, Colossus in Buckskin Cosmopolitan Book Corporation New York, NY 1928 [20]
Marshall DeBruhl Sword of San Jacinto: a life of Sam Houston Random House New York, NY 1993 [21]
Sarah Barnwell Elliott Sam Houston Small, Maynard & Company Boston, MA 1900 [22]
Sue Flanagan Sam Houston’s Texas University of Texas Press Austin, TX 1964 [23]
Llerena Friend Sam Houston, the Great Designer University of Texas Press Austin, TX 1954 [24]
Jean Fritz and Elise Primavera Make Way for Sam Houston Putnam New York, NY 1986 [25]
Jan Gleiter, Kathleen Thompson, Joel Naprstek Sam Houston Raintree Children's Books Austin, TX 1988 [26]
Matthew G. Grant and Harold Henriksen Sam Houston of Texas Children's Press Chicago, IL 1974 [27]
Jack Gregory and Rennard Strickland Sam Houston with the Cherokees, 1829–1833 University of Oklahoma Press Norman, OK 1996 [28]
Susan R Gregson Sam Houston:Texas Hero Compass Point Books Minneapolis, MN 2006 [29]
James L. Haley Sam Houston University of Oklahoma Press Norman, OK 2002 [30]
Jeff Hamilton "My master," the Inside Story of Sam Houston and His Times, by His Former Slave, Jeff Hamilton, as told to Lenoir Hunt State House Press Austin TX 1992 [31]
Susan Sales Harkins
William H. Harkins 		Sam Houston Mitchell Lane Hockessin, DE 2007 [32]
Herbert L. Harper Houston and Crockett: heroes of Tennessee and Texas: an anthology Tennessee Historical Commission Nashville, TN 1986 [33]
Paul Hollander Sam Houston Putnam New York, NY
illustrated by Salem Tamer 		1968sword of [34]
Clifford Hopewell Sam Houston, Man of Destiny Eakin Press Austin, TX 1987 [35]
Sam Houston Speech of Hon. Sam Houston, of Texas, exposing the malfeasance and corruption of John Charles Watrous, judge of the federal court in Texas, and of his confederates : delivered in the Senate of the United States, Feb. 3, 1859 Pudney & Russell New York, NY 1860 [36]
Sam Houston The Autobiography of Sam Houston University of Oklahoma Press Norman, OK
edited by Donald Day & Harry Herbert Ullom 		1954 [37]
Sam Houston Ever Thine Truly : Love Letters from Sam Houston to Anna Raguet Jenkins Garrett Press Austin, TX 1975 [38]
Marquis James The Raven: a biography of Sam Houston Bobbs-Merrill Company 1930 Pulitzer Prize for biography 1929 [39]
Marquis James
Bessie Rowland James 		Six Feet Six, the Heroic Story of Sam Houston Bobbs-Merrill Company Indianapolis, IN 1986 [40]
Albert Sidney Johnson The Texas that might have been: Sam Houston's foes write to Albert Sidney Johnston Texas A & M University Press College Station, TX
Collected by Margaret Swett Henson, introduction by Donald E. Willett 		2009 [41]
William Weber Johnson and William Reusswig Sam Houston, the Tallest Texan Random House New York. NY 1953 [42]
John F. Kennedy Sam Houston in the Senate Pemberton Press Austin, TX
From Chapter 5 of Profiles in Courage 		1970 [43]
Marjorie Kutchinski Liberty, Justice & F’rall : the Dog Heroes of the Texas Republic Eakin Press Austin, TX
Fiction, as told by Sam Houston's dog Liberty 		1998 [44]
Jean Lee Latham Retreat to Glory; the Story of Sam Houston Harper and Row New York, NY 1965 [45]
Jean Lee Latham Sam Houston, Hero of Texas Garrard Pubublishing Champaign, IL 1965 [46]
Jean Lee Latham Sam Houston Chelsea House New York, NY 1991 [47]
Charles Edwards Lester Sam Houston and his Republic Burgess, Stringer & Co New York, NY 1846 [48]
Charles Edwards Lester The Life of Sam Houston. The hunter, patriot, and statesman of Texas Davis, Porter & Coates 1866 [49]
Charles Edwards Lester Life and achievements of Sam Houston: Hero and Statesman J.B. Alden New York, NY 1883 [50]
William Lewis Biographical Sketch of the Life of Sam Houston Herald Steam Printing House eBook 1882 [51]
Jeff Long Empire of Bones: a Novel of Sam Houston and the Texas Revolution William Morrow New York, NY 1993 [52]
James S. Mayfield Sam Houston, Fugitive from Justice 1927 [53]
Walter Flavius McCaleb Sam Houston Naylor Company San Antonio, TX 1967 [54]
Agnes McEnery Sam Houston, Soldier, Patriot, Statesman, the Great Man of Texas. Pithy Anecdotes of Sam Houston San Antonio, TX 1936 [55]
Dudley Dean McGaughy The Sam Houston Story Monarch Books Derby, CT 1961 [56]
Walter Scott McNutt Sam Houston, the Empire Builder; His Love Affairs and Political Entanglements Four States Pub. House Jefferson, Texas 1956 [57]
Darien A. McWhirter The Legal 100: a Ranking of the Individuals Who Have Most Influenced the Law Carol Publications Secaucus, NJ 1998 [58]
James Michener The Eagle and the Raven Tom Doherty Associates Austin, TX 1990 [59]
Miller|Barbara Kiely Miller Sam Houston Weekly Reader Publishing Pleasantville, NY 2008 [60]
Booth Mooney and George Roth Sam Houston Follett Publishing Chicago, IL 1966 [61]
Caroline Moore, Dorothy Leeper, and Bonnie Thorne. Sam Houston: a Man Who Knew and Loved God C. Moore 1997 [62]
George J Morgenthaler Promised Land : Solms, Castro, and Sam Houston’s colonization contracts Texas A&M University Press College Station, TX 2009 [63]
Bill O'Neal Sam Houston Slept Here : Homes of the Chief Executives of Texas Eakin Press Austin, TX 2004 [64]
Joseph Olgin and André Le Blanc Sam Houston, Friend of the Indians Houghton Mifflin Boston, MA 1958 [65]
Patricia Smith Prather and Jane Clements Monday From Slave to Statesman : the Legacy of Joshua Houston, Servant to Sam Houston University of North Texas Press Denton, TX 1993 [66]
Madge Thornall Roberts Star of Destiny : the Private Life of Sam and Margaret Houston University of North Texas Press Denton, TX 1993 [67]
Madge Thornall Roberts The Personal Correspondence of Sam Houston University of North Texas Press Denton, TX 1996 [68]
Ben Lacy Rose and Margaret M. Marty The Lea Ancestry of Margaret Lea, Wife of Gen. Sam Houston B.L. Rose Richmond, VA 1987 [69]
William R. Sanford & Carl R. Green Sam Houston:Texas Hero Enslow Publishers Springfield, NJ 1996 [70]
William Seale Sam Houston’s Wife: a Biography of Margaret Lea Houston University of Oklahoma Press Norman, OK 1970 [71]
Flora Warren Seymour Sam Houston, Patriot The Century Co New York, NY 1930 [72]
Augusta Stevenson and Paul Laune Sam Houston, Boy Chieftain Bobbs-Merrill Indianapolis, IN 1953 [73]
Lisa Trutkoff Trumbauer Sam Houston Capstone Publishers Mankato, MN 2004 [74]
Carolyn Turner Sam Houston Weigl Publishers New York, NY 2011 [75]
Martha Anne Turner Sam Houston and His Twelve Women; the Ladies Who Influenced the Life of Texas’ Greatest Statesman Pemberton Press Austin, TX 1966 [76]
Mary Dodson Wade Sam Houston: Standing Firm Bright Sky Press Houston, TX 2008 [77]
Mary Dodson Wade Sam Houston: I Am Sam Houston Bright Sky Press Houston, TX 2009 [78]
Robert Penn Warren How Texas Won Her Freedom; the Story of Sam Houston & the Battle of San Jacinto San Jacinto Museum of History San Jacinto, TX 1958 [79]
Alfred Williams Sam Houston and the War of Independence in Texas Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Boston, MA 1893 [80]
Amelia W. Williams and Bernhardt Wall Following General Sam Houston from 1793 to 1863 Steck Austin, TX 1935 [81]
Amelia W. Williams and Eugene C. Barker The Writings of Sam Houston, 1813–1863 University of Texas Press Austin, TX 1938–1943 [82]
John Hoyt Williams Sam Houston: a Biography of the Father of Texas Simon & Schuster New York, NY 1993 [83]
Marion Wisehart Sam Houston, American Giant R.B. Luce Washington D.C. 1962 [84]
Walter M. Woodward Sam Houston: for Texas and the Union PowerPlus Books New York, NY 2003 [85]
Frances Fitzpatrick Wright Sam Houston, Fighter and Leader Abingdon-Cokesbury Press Nashville, TN 1953 [86]
Dan Zadra and Harold Henriksen Sam Houston of Texas Creative Education Mankato, MN 1988 [87]

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  37. ^ Houston, Sam; Day, Donald; Ullom, Harry Herbert (1954). The autobiography of Sam Houston (1st ed.). University of Oklahoma Press.
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