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Why the location of Haden Edwards’ colony in east Texas was so hostile?

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surrounding populations were hostile around Nacogdoches There were many hostile Native American tribes to the north and west of the area Edwards was settling. The region to the east was unclaimed territory(between Mexico and United States) and it became a place for fugitives, thieves, and other criminals to hide out in.

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