Exodus From the Alamo: the Anatomy of the Last Stand Myth
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1 In reality, nothing could be further from the truth in regard to the little Tejano town of Béxar. San Antonio was the graveyard of generations of Mexican, Tejano, and Texas revolutionaries and rebels, especially Anglo-Celts, who foolishly challenged Mexico City’s authority. In fact, the very name Béxar had long been synonymous with revolution— and accompanying disaster—sparked by “foreigners” and outside agitators, especially from the United States.
Writing in 1848, General Filisola, Santa... Anna’s second in command during the 1836 campaign, was right on target when he summarized the grim reality for so many Anglo-Celtic revolutionaries, who had been seduced by the alluring dream of an independent Texas from Spanish and then Mexican control. The systematic crushing of each new revolt came with so much bloody ease, that it almost seemed to be “a sign perhaps that Providence destined for all the entrepreneurs in Texas a disastrous end, and that the occupation of Texas was to be the cause of the horrible and damaging bloody scenes that have occurred following the treaty of 1819.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1 In reality, nothing could be further from the truth in regard to the little Tejano town of Béxar. San Antonio was the graveyard of generations of Mexican, Tejano, and Texas revolutionaries and rebels, especially Anglo-Celts, who foolishly challenged Mexico City’s authority. In fact, the very name Béxar had long been synonymous with revolution— and accompanying disaster—sparked by “foreigners” and outside agitators, especially from the United States.
Writing in 1848, General Filisola, Santa... Anna’s second in command during the 1836 campaign, was right on target when he summarized the grim reality for so many Anglo-Celtic revolutionaries, who had been seduced by the alluring dream of an independent Texas from Spanish and then Mexican control. The systematic crushing of each new revolt came with so much bloody ease, that it almost seemed to be “a sign perhaps that Providence destined for all the entrepreneurs in Texas a disastrous end, and that the occupation of Texas was to be the cause of the horrible and damaging bloody scenes that have occurred following the treaty of 1819.”
What to read after Exodus From the Alamo: the Anatomy of the Last Stand Myth?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Phillip Thomas Tucker to read onlineMoreLess
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