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How did President Santa Anna respond to the Convention of 1833 resolutions presented to him by Stephen F. Austin?​
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How did President Santa Anna respond to the Convention of 1833 resolutions presented to him by Stephen F. Austin?​

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SFA went to Mexico City to persuade the government to accept the demands of the Conventions of 1832 and 1833. In Mexico City, SFA wrote a letter to the government officials in San Antonio. ... SFA told them to set up a state government for Texas, even though Mexico (Santa Anna) had not yet approved it.

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