RE: SAM HOUSTON

A professorial FBer takes up my point:

My 1986-87 Texas Almanac (that’s the Sesquicentennial Edition) says that he led the “interim government” until Houston won the election. Of course, Belo puts out that almanac and I suspect the truth is that Burnet was offered a buyout.

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