TEXAS: GUIDEBOOK, 1841. Title page to Texas: Its History, Topography, Agriculture, Commerce, and General Statistics, by Arthur Ikin, British consul for the Republic of Texas in London, featuring an engraving of the ruins of the Alamo in San Antonio. Printed at London in 1841 for the use of the British merchant and as a guide to emigrants
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TEXAS: GUIDEBOOK, 1841. Title page to Texas: Its History, Topography, Agriculture, Commerce, and General Statistics, by Arthur Ikin, British consul for the Republic of Texas in London, featuring an engraving of the ruins of the Alamo in San Antonio. Printed at London in 1841 for the use of the British merchant and as a guide to emigrants
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1841 Alamo Arthur Commerce Consul Diplomat Emigrant Guide Merchant Mission Republic Republic Of Texas Ruins South West Typeface Westward Expansion Guide Book
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This print showcases the title page of a significant guidebook from 1841 titled "TEXAS: GUIDEBOOK". The book, authored by Arthur Ikin, who served as the British consul for the Republic of Texas in London, aimed to provide valuable information about the history, topography, agriculture, commerce, and general statistics of Texas. Printed in London during that time period specifically for British merchants and emigrants seeking guidance on their ventures to this new frontier. The title page engraving itself features a mesmerizing depiction of the ruins of the Alamo in San Antonio. This iconic mission-turned-fortress holds immense historical significance as it was a pivotal site during the Texan Revolution against Mexico. The image beautifully captures both its grandeur and solemnity. With its elegant typeface and intricate details, this guidebook serves not only as an informative resource but also as a testament to Westward expansion and exploration during mid-19th century America. It reflects the growing interest among English-speaking nations towards Texas' potential for trade opportunities and settlement. This remarkable print is part of Granger Art on Demand's Carousel Collection—a collection that celebrates historical moments through visual artistry. It offers viewers a glimpse into an era when diplomats like Arthur Ikin played crucial roles in fostering international relations while providing invaluable insights into uncharted territories like Texas.
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