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(1) Santa Anna then resigned himself to his fate.

(2) Santa Anna eventually returned to power in 1853.

(3) After the battle, Santa Anna retreated with his forces.

(4) Once again, Herrera inherited this problem from Santa Anna.

(5) Santa Anna was not yet aware of the extent to which the nation had become aroused.

(6) Disheartened, Santa Anna separated from his large escort and planned to slip through the mountainous country with three attendants.

(7) The provisional government, fearing that Santa Anna might be the source of later trouble, agreed to his departure.

(8) Santa Anna fled to Orizaba while the invaders pressed on tO Puebla, which was occupied on the fifteenth of May.

(9) The unwise patronage policy of the Santa Anna administration had been very costly.

(10) Santa Anna had created twelve thousand new civil and military positions and had obtained several loans at ruinous rates of interest.

(11) Personally devoted to Santa Anna, Marquez was waiting only for an auspicious moment to pronounce in his favor.

(12) Before departing for Puebla[sentencedict.com], Santa Anna also resigned the presidency and supreme command of the army.

(13) There, Santa Anna was captured and independence won.

(14) From the Santa Anna Peak.

(15) Santa Anna and his force of one-thousand-two-hundred soldiers had camped on a flat grassy area near the San Jacinto River.

(16) Mexican army, led by President Santa Anna himself, was attacking about one-hundred-eighty Texans at the Alamo.

(17) Santa Anna, a lifetime gambler, was known for his risk taking in battle, but also his brutality.

(18) Outside the fort, Santa Anna prepared for the final attack.

(19) In the famous Battle of the Alamo, Santa Anna struggled to defeat about 250 Texans with 2, 400 Mexicans and subsequently lost nearly 600 men.

(20) Again fighting outnumbered Texans, this time Santa Anna would lose the battle stunningly. Sentencedict.com

(21) He refused to recognize the triumvirate plan previously proposed by Santa Anna, saying that it was unconstitutional.

(22) In Vera Cruz, a mob gathered in front of the government building and demanded a picture of Santa Anna.

(23) This attempt to confuse the issue went unanswered, and Santa Anna continued his preparations to advance on the capital.

(24) They further felt that Scott and Trist had been the gullible dupes of Santa Anna.

(25) Army officers whose commissions were based on nothing more than a personal friendship with Santa Anna were relieved of their commands.

(26) The Mexican force has been estimated at from 2, 400 to over 5, 000, the Alamo's defenders numbered only about 185, and Santa Anna declared he would give no quarter.

(27) In the Mexican War U. S. forces led by Zachary Taylor defeated a Mexican army commanded by Santa Anna on February 22-23, 847.

(28) Those funds had been seized for the Mexican treasury by General Santa Anna, president of Mexico, in 1842.

(29) In 1836, a small group of Texans was defeated by Mexican General Santa Anna.

(30) He captured Monterrey in September, and his victory over Santa Anna at Buena Vista in February 1847 ended fighting in northern Mexico.