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Jackson Baines Hardin, known as Ole Devil, is assigned by Major Sam Houston to deliver a shipment of rifles to the Texas patriots fighting for independence

General Sam Houston and Captain Jackson Baines set out to avenge the deaths of four hundred Texans who were slaughtered by their captors, General Jose Urrea's Tamaulipa Brigade

Outnumbered by the relentless Mexican army, General Sam Houston must rely on the assistance of Captain Jackson Baines, otherwise known as "Ole Devil," and his shipment of caplock rifles. Reprint.

Asked to escort a shipment of newfangled firepower from the Texas coast to the Mexican-American conflict, Jackson Baines "Ole Devil" Hardin does not count on the vicious Mexican general he encounters

The Texans' defeat at the Alamo had embittered their bloody rebellion with the gall of revenge. But Major General Sam Houston was determined to meet Santa Anna's superior forces on his own terms. While the Mexican Army--fifteen hundred strong--camped on the banks of the San Jacinto, it fell to three men of the Texas Light Cavalry to even the odds. At their lead was the "Ole Devil" himself, Jackson Baines Hardin. If anybody could pull off a behind-the-lines mission--an impossible victory in their struggle for freedom--he could. Even if it meant dying to do it.