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The first president of the Republic of Texas was?
The first Republic of Texas president was Sam Houston.
Was Sam Houston one of the Texas president?
Yes , Sam Houston was both the first and the third President of the Republic of Texas .
Who is Texas' president?
Sam Houston
Texas first president?
Sam Houston was the first President of the Republic of Texas.
Became the first president of Texas?
Sam Houston was the first president of Texas.
First President of Texas?
Sam Houston
Became the president of Texas?
Sam Houston
What did Sam Houston become the president of?
Texas .
Was sam Houston president of the US?
No but he was president of the Texas Republic.
When Sam Houston was president why did he name the capital of Texas Houston?
Houston was a capital of Texas but the capital of Texas was moved to Austin in 1839.
Who was elected president of Texas in 1836?
Sam Houston
Sam Houston was the first?
President of the Republic of Texas.
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