The Development of Emerson's Theory of Rhetoric, 1821-1836

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(1821-1836) - This era included the Mexican effort to fill and retain Texas for the formation of the Republic of Mexico through the 1818 Texas Revolution of 1821. This includes the development of settlements in Anglo Mexico, the establishment of local government agencies, and the events leading to the Texas Revolution. Karankawa's attack is a big problem. They stole horses, cows, and raid places. Karankawas does not like to break into their territory. First S. Austin tried to negotiate with them. When Karankawas continued the attack, S Austin organized these people into militia to defend the colony.

Texas, Mexico was a historic name used to refer to the era of Texas from 1821 to 1836, was part of Mexico. After the war, Mexico became independent from Spain in 1821. The first operation in Texas in Mexico and the approval of the Mexican Constitution in 1824 in Spain made a federal structure and Tejas State and Coahuila State joined together to form Coahuila State and Tejas State. Authorities tried to encourage development along the border, but in 1821, a total of about 3,500 colonists lived in Tehas, mainly in San Antonio and Bahia. The settlers population accounts for the majority of the indigenous population of the state. To increase the number of settlers, in 1824 Mexico enacted the "General Colonization Law", allowing all heads of households to acquire land in Mexico regardless of race, religion, or immigration status Did.

In 1836, Former Ralph Waldo Emerson announced his paper "Nature". It insists that people should abandon the organized religion and achieve a noble state through research and interaction with nature. . Emerson's work has influenced writers who formed what is now called transcendence, and Emerson influenced the public through his lecture. One of the leaders who transcends movement is Henry David Thoreau, an uncontrollable person and Emerson's best friend. Two years after living alone in a pond with trees, Thoreau wrote a memoir and encouraged social boycott. Thoreau's work shows a strong tendency towards American individualism. Other transcendentalists include Amos Bronson Arcot, Margaret Fuller, George Ripley, Oestes Brownson and Jones Berry