The Alamo battle remembered in Texas independence tale
A sweeping nineteenth century style narrative recounts Houston's San Jacinto victory on April 21 1836 and Santa Anna's capture with vivid praise for Houston. It traces the Texas struggle from Travis and Bowie through Goliad and the decisive assault that secured Texas independence and Houston's enduring legacy.
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