Slaughter at Goliad: The Mexican Massacre of 400 Texas Volunteers
by Mark Stout
The Slaughter at Goliad recounts the tragic massacre of 400 Texas volunteers by Mexican forces in 1836, a defining moment in the Texas Revolution. Mark Stout's account details the events, the volunteers' bravery, and the massacre's role in fueling the push for independence. This historical narrative captures the intensity and consequences of the conflict.
About This Book
The book examines the Slaughter at Goliad, a significant event during the Texas Revolution where Mexican forces massacred 400 Texas volunteers.
Mark Stout provides a detailed narrative of the historical context and the brutal aftermath that shaped the fight for Texas independence.
This work highlights the courage of the volunteers and the strategic implications of the massacre on the revolutionary struggle.
Readers gain insight into the human cost of the conflict and its lasting impact on American history.
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