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The 14 pages that link to Republic of Texas, each with the reason it gives.

• Mexican CessionCompared with: Its annexation preceded the cession and helped set the war’s disputed boundary.

• Texas RevolutionBroader topic: It was the political outcome the revolution established.

• Adams–Onís TreatyBroader topic: The treaty placed Texas within Spanish territory, a claim Mexico later inherited.

• Texas annexationBroader topic: Its government pursued annexation after nearly a decade of independence.

• Battle of the AlamoNarrower topic: The revolution that continued after the Alamo’s fall established this republic.

• Sam HoustonNarrower topic: Houston governed the new republic as its first and third president.

• Battle of San JacintoNarrower topic: San Jacinto enabled the republic to emerge from the Texas Revolution.

• DallasNarrower topic: Dallas’s founding took place during the republic’s final years.

• HoustonRelated: Houston briefly served as its capital soon after the city’s founding.

• Dallas–Fort Worth metroplexNarrower topic: The region’s early settlement unfolded within the Republic before Texas joined the United States.

• Pat GarrettRelated: Garrett spent part of his early adult life in Texas before settling in New Mexico.

• Republic of New AfrikaCompared with: Its historical sovereignty offers a contrast to New Afrika, which has remained a proposed nation.

• William B. TravisRelated: The republic emerged from the revolution for which Travis fought.

• History of TexasBroader topic: Its diplomacy, debt, and contested borders defined the decade between revolution and statehood.