his acceding military skills, and Zavala for his political expertise.
Juan Seguin has been hidden during the battles of Texas’ Independence. We learn about the glories of Sam Houston and Stephen F. Austin, but truly what are they without a faithful Hispanic leading his troops into sure death. Without a thought besides fighting for what he loves charging headfirst into battle, guns blazing. Seguin, once part of Mexican Santa Anna’s political force saw his true evil. He was glad to join the Texas Revolution and fought hard. During the battle of San Jacinto, Houston told Seguin not to bring his men to fight. Houston worried because Seguin and his men were Hispanics, they would be shot at and killed. Seguin stood tall fearing nothing suggesting