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Col. Crockett's exploits and adventures in Texas
wherein is contained a full account of his journey from Tennessee to the Red River and Natchitoches, and thence across Texas to San Antonio, including his many hair-breadth escapes, together with a topographical, historical, and political view of Texas
The Cushing Library/Chapman Texas Collection copy is part of the Floyd & Louise Chapman Texas & Borderlands Collection.
A pseudo-autobiography; the preface purports to be written by an Alex J. Dumas, who claims that he received Crockett's manuscript from a Charles T. Beale, who wrote the final chapter. The work is generally ascribed to Richard Penn Smith. Cf. Sabin. Amer. Bibl., volume 20, page 471; Burton's Gentleman's magazine, Philadelphia, 1839, volume 5, pages 119-121 and Dict. Amer. Biog.
Cushing Library Texas copy was donated by Jean Kaspar in honor of Aggie Muster, 2003.