. Mexico, a history of its progress and development in one hundred years. dships, often chastised the savages and killed many of them in battle, alwaysmaintaining a justly merited reputation for skill, courage and gallantry. Laredowas a kind of supply station during the Texas revolution, but took no very activepart in the war. It remained under the control of Mexico as a part of Tamau-lipas until 1846, when it was divided into two towns, Nuevo Laredo on the Mexi-can side remaining a quiet, progressive town, whose principal industry has beenstock raising,—horses, cattle, and sheep; and several
. Mexico, a history of its progress and development in one hundred years. dships, often chastised the savages and killed many of them in battle, alwaysmaintaining a justly merited reputation for skill, courage and gallantry. Laredowas a kind of supply station during the Texas revolution, but took no very activepart in the war. It remained under the control of Mexico as a part of Tamau-lipas until 1846, when it was divided into two towns, Nuevo Laredo on the Mexi-can side remaining a quiet, progressive town, whose principal industry has beenstock raising,—horses, cattle, and sheep; and several handsome fortunes havebeen made in it. The Tamaulipas Mexicans are brave, daring patriots, who are zealous to aman for the integrity and independence of their country. This State gave thenucleus of the heroic army of the north during the French campaign and the stoicbravery of the Tamaulipan soldiers will never be forgotten in the history of thesiege and fall of Queretaro; many of their illustrious names will ever stand forthe bravest and most inflexible of TAMPICO PLAZA.
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