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 1 XI   |       CHAPTER XI~ FLORIDA AND TEXAS~One question remained yet
 2 XI   |       the southern portion of Texas and Florida.”~It was finally
 3 XI   |    cast on the soil of either Texas or Florida. The result,
 4 XI   |      Louisiana; then skirting Texas, off which it cuts an angle,
 5 XI   |        only those portions of Texas and Florida which were situated
 6 XI   |    favor of its situation.~In Texas, on the contrary, the towns
 7 XI   |     and the Tribune supported Texas, while the Times and the
 8 XI   |       to give the preference.~Texas produced its array of twenty-six
 9 XI   |   one-sixth part of the size.~Texas plumed itself upon its 330,
10 XI   | difficult, while the coast of Texas offers the bay of Galveston,
11 XI   |     territory.~To these words Texas retorted, “American! are
12 XI   |      much so as you? Were not Texas and Florida both incorporated
13 XI   |       Scandalous!” roared the Texas deputies. “A wretched little
14 XI   |     dare to compare itself to Texas, who, in place of selling
15 XI   |       now between Florida and Texas, it is clear that the same
16 XI   |       and so on downward. Now Texas possesses eleven towns within
17 XIII |       to the disparagement of Texas, every one in America, where
18 XXIII| Illinois, Missouri, Arkansas, Texas, and Louisiana; they went