Davis Brown
Texas celebrates San Jacinto Day on April 21st every year. On April 21, 1836, the Texan army defeated Mexican forces in the Battle of San Jacinto, marking the end of the Texas Revolution. Under the leadership of General Sam Houston, the Texans launched a surprise attack on the Mexican army and defeated it within 18 minutes.
As a result of this decisive battle, Texas was declared independent from Mexico and became a state of the United States. A statewide celebration of San Jacinto Day takes place throughout Texas, which honors the brave Texans who gave their lives for freedom and independence.
San Jacinto Day Special Wishes, Quotes & Greetings to Share
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Celebrating victory on San Jacinto Day! All your endeavors be blessed with joy, prosperity, and success on this day.
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Always be guided and inspired by the same spirit of freedom and bravery that inspired the Texans to victory at the Battle of San Jacinto.
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As we commemorate San Jacinto Day today, I wish you courage, strength, and resilience.
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We owe it to our soldiers who fought at the Battle of San Jacinto to honor their sacrifices and bravery, and to dedicate our time and resources to building a more prosperous future for our communities.
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Happy San Jacinto Day! A day like today should serve as a reminder of the importance of unity, determination, and resilience when facing adversity.
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Let’s commemorate San Jacinto Day, remembering Texas’ rich culture and history, and protect it for future generations.
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We pledge to build a more equitable, just, and inclusive society in honor of the legacy of the heroes of San Jacinto on this special day.
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Happy San Jacinto Day! Keep standing up for what you believe in and persisting no matter what obstacles come your way.
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As we honor the memory of the brave Texans who lost their lives for our freedom at the Battle of San Jacinto, let us pledge to defend the principles of democracy and justice in their honor.
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This San Jacinto Day, may we reflect, give thanks, and hope for a brighter future for our state, country, and world.
