Texas Declaration of Independence & Travis' "Victory or Death" Letter (Mini 2 print set)

"Icons of Texas Liberty" Here are two icons of Texas liberty. We have produced them as a set, uniform in size (9 by 12 inches) and tone, perfect for hanging side by side or as bookends for a great Texas map. Below is a little about each one, some historical tidbits you may not have known, along with what makes our reproductions different and special. Read on...   About the Travis Letter: Col. William Barrett Travis' Victory or Death letter has been called a masterpiece of American Patriotism, but the letter reached the world at large in a slightly different form than he intended.When they printed the original broadside at San Felipe de Austin, Baker & Borden changed a few words, omitted the address line and altered the salutation.That's the form that made it into the Telegraph and Texas Register, which was copied by the New Orleans papers on March 16 and finally arrived in Washington DC on March 31. It wasn't until mid April that the text was printed in the New England papers.Th