General Council of Texas

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The General Council of Texas was the legislative body of the provisional government that administered Texas during the early stages of its revolution against Mexico in 1835–1836.

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General Council of Texas canonical 2

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Statements (43)

Predicate Object
instanceOf provisional legislature
revolutionary governing body
appliesToJurisdiction Texas
authorizedBy Consultation of 1835
capital San Felipe de Austin
conflictsWith Governor Henry Smith
country Mexico
describedBySource Handbook of Texas Online
Texas state historical records
dissolvedBy Convention of 1836
endTime 1836
establishedBy Consultation of 1835
followed Committees of Correspondence and Safety in Texas
followedBy Convention of 1836
Interim government of the Republic of Texas
governmentForm provisional government
hasAuthorityOver authorizing privateers and naval operations
creating local governmental structures
establishing military districts
financial appropriations for the revolutionary cause
issuing commissions to officers
raising troops for the Texas army
regulating relations with Native American groups
hasChairperson Branch T. Archer
hasHistoricalPeriod Mexican Texas
hasJurisdictionOver Anglo-American municipalities in Texas
Tejano municipalities in Texas
hasMember Henry Smith
William H. Wharton
hasNumberOfMembers one representative from each municipality
hasRole executive oversight body
legislative body
languageOfWorkOrName English
Spanish
legislativeBodyOf Provisional Government of Texas
legislativeBranch Provisional Government of Texas
locatedIn Texas
meetsIn San Felipe de Austin
partOf Provisional Government of Texas
reasonForAbolition replacement by permanent institutions of the Republic of Texas
significantEvent Texas Revolution
startTime 1835
temporalCoverage Texas Revolution

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Provisional Government of Texas hasPart General Council of Texas
subject linked to: provisional government of Texas
Provisional Government of Texas legislativeBody General Council of Texas
subject linked to: provisional government of Texas