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Table of Contents
Preface
Foreword
Introduction: From Fact to Fantasy
Golden Prizes: Land and Slaves
Napoleonic Influences
The Ultimate Folly: Defense of the Alamo
Lull Before the Storm: Fatal Overconfidence
An Ineffective Siege
Images from the Alamo
The Predawn Assault
Flight Rather than Fight
The Alamo’s Most Bitter Legacies
Flames Rising High
Notes
Bibliography
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