Slaughter at Goliad

In "Slaughter at Goliad," author Jay A. Stout delves into one of the most tragic events of the Texas Revolution. Published by Naval Institute Press in 2008, this gripping account spans 282 pages, detailing the harrowing aftermath of the Battle of Coleto Creek. During this brutal conflict, a total of 250 mainly American prisoners were taken captive and marched to the presidio at Goliad, only to join over 200 more individuals facing a grim fate.

Stout’s meticulous research and compelling narrative provide an in-depth look at the events leading to the Goliad Massacre, highlighting the sacrifices made by Texan volunteers in their struggle for independence from Mexico. Ideal for history enthusiasts and those intrigued by the complexities of early American conflicts, "Slaughter at Goliad" stands as a crucial work in understanding this pivotal moment in Texas history.