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------- .p001 Ch01 '''Bloody Texas''' ---- .p002 . Book Anglo Texans embrace ''Lone Star'' 1968 by [[ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/T._R._Fehrenbach | T. R. Fehrenbach ]] PSU Basement F386.F4 . Claims battle about "ethnic hatred" .p013 . Louisiana slave trader [[ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Bowie | Jim Bowie ]] ------- .p001 Ch02 '''The Americans, their cotton, and who picked it''' ---- .p015 . "Nothing is wanted but money, and negros are necessary to make it" - Steven F. Austin, 1832 .p018 . [[ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moses_Austin | Moses Austin ]] (father) too old to make Texas colony happen, son [[ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stephen_F._Austin | Stephen F. Austin ]] did .p021 . Austin spent a year in Mexico city, 15 pages in his best biography, no mention that he was there lobbying to keep his slaves. .p021 . allies [[ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lorenzo_de_Zavala | Lorenzo de Zavala ]] and [[ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juan_Almonte | Juan N. Almonte ]]. Slavery "repugnant" but lucrative to Austin. .p022 . [[ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agust%C3%ADn_de_Iturbide | Iturbide ]] either allow slavery or surrender Texas to the [[ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comanche | Comanche ]] .p023 . 1825: 1800 people in Austin's colony, 25% enslaved .p024 . new Mexican federalist government outlawed slavery, San Antonio governor didn't enforce that .p025 . Texas merged with state of [[ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coahuila | Coahuila ]], capital [[ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saltillo | Saltillo ]] . Coahila constitution Article 13 freed all slaves .p026 . compromise limited slave imports after six months .p027 . restrictions became law in September 1827 ------- .p029 Ch03 '''The American Middle Finger, Extended ''' ---- .p037 . "a pair of malcontents at [[ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anahuac,_Texas | Anahuac ]], [[ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juan_Davis_Bradburn | Juan Davis Bradburn ]] and [[ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_B._Travis | William Barret Travis ]] ------- .p041 Ch04 '''"The President Santana is Friendly to Texas''' ---- .p043 . [[ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antonio_L%C3%B3pez_de_Santa_Anna | Santa Anna ]] 1794-1876, 8th president between 1833 and 1855 .p044 . [[ | ]] .p045 . [[ | ]] .p045 . [[ | ]] .p046 . [[ | ]] .p046 . [[ | ]] .p047 . [[ | ]] .p047 . [[ | ]] .p048 . [[ | ]] .p049 . [[ | ]] .p050 . [[ | ]] .p050 . [[ | ]] .p051 . [[ | ]] .p052 . [[ | ]] .p052 . [[ | ]] .p053 . [[ | ]] ------- .p055 Ch05 '''The War Dogs''' ---- .p055 . [[ | ]] .p056 . [[ | ]] .p056 . [[ | ]] .p057 . [[ | ]] .p057 . [[ | ]] .p060 . [[ | ]] .p064 . [[ | ]] .p065 . [[ | ]] ------- .p067 Ch06 '''San Antonio''' ---- .p070 . [[ | ]] .p071 . [[ | ]] .p075 . [[ | ]] ------- .p079 Ch07 '''The Worst Kind of Victory''' ---- .p081 . [[ | ]] .p082 . [[ | ]] .p083 . [[ | ]] .p084 . [[ | ]] .p085 . [[ | ]] ------- .p087 Ch08 '''Countdown''' ---- .p087 . [[ | ]] .p088 . [[ | ]] .p089 . [[ | ]] .p089 . [[ | ]] .p090 . [[ | ]] .p099 . [[ | ]] ------- .p101 Ch09 '''The Final Days''' ---- .p101 . [[ | ]] .p102 . [[ | ]] .p104 . [[ | ]] .p104 . [[ | ]] .p106 . [[ | ]] .p106 . [[ | ]] .p107 . [[ | ]] .p108 . [[ | ]] .p108 . [[ | ]] .p111 . [[ | ]] .p111 . [[ | ]] .p111 . [[ | ]] .p113 . [[ | ]] ------- .p115 Ch10 '''The Battle of the Alamo''' . 1836 Feb 23 to Mar 6 ---- .p118 . [[ | ]] .p119 . [[ | ]] .p122 . [[ | ]] .p124 . [[ | ]] .p124 . [[ | ]] .p125 . [[ | ]] .p126 . [[ | ]] .p126 . [[ | ]] .p127 . [[ | ]] ------- .p129 Ch11 '''A First Draft of History''' ---- .p129 . [[ | ]] .p133 . [[ | ]] .p135 . [[ | ]] .p135 . [[ | ]] .p140 . [[ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_San_Jacinto | Battle of San Jacinto ]] 1836 April 21 ------- .p143 Ch12 '''Remember the Alamo?''' ---- .p145 . [[ | ]] .p145 . [[ | ]] .p146 . [[ | ]] .p148 . [[ | ]] .p148 . [[ | ]] .p151 . [[ | ]] .p154 . [[ | ]] .p155 . [[ | ]] .p156 . [[ | ]] .p158 . [[ | ]] .p160 . [[ | ]] ------- .p165 Ch13 '''The Second Battle of the Alamo''' ---- .p165 . [[ | ]] .p167 . [[ | ]] .p168 . [[ | ]] .p169 . [[ | ]] .p171 . [[ | ]] .p171 . [[ | ]] .p172 . [[ | ]] .p176 . [[ | ]] .p176 . [[ | ]] ------- .p179 Ch14 '''The White Man's Alamo''' ---- .p179 . [[ | ]] .p179 . [[ | ]] .p181 . [[ | ]] .p182 . [[ | ]] .p184 . [[ | ]] .p184 . [[ | ]] .p185 . [[ | ]] .p186 . [[ | ]] .p186 . [[ | ]] .p187 . [[ | ]] .p187 . [[ | ]] .p187 . [[ | ]] .p188 . [[ | ]] .p188 . [[ | ]] .p189 . [[ | ]] .p189 . [[ | ]] .p190 . [[ | ]] ------- .p193 Ch15 '''The Alamo Goes Global''' ---- .p193 . [[ | ]] .p194 . [[ | ]] .p195 . [[ | ]] .p195 . [[ | ]] .p197 . [[ | ]] .p198 . [[ | ]] .p199 . [[ | ]] .p200 . [[ | ]] .p201 . [[ | ]] .p202 . [[ | ]] .p205 . [[ | ]] ------- .p207 Ch16 '''The Alamo Supremacists''' ---- .p207 . [[ | ]] .p209 . [[ | ]] .p212 . [[ | ]] .p214 . [[ | ]] ------- .p217 Ch17 '''The Rise of Alamo Revisionism''' ---- .p218 . [[ | ]] .p218 . [[ | ]] .p219 . [[ | ]] .p220 . [[ | ]] .p222 . [[ | ]] .p224 . [[ | ]] .p226 . [[ | ]] .p227 . [[ | ]] .p231 . [[ | ]] ------- .p233 Ch18 '''Revisionism Unleashed''' ---- .p234 . [[ | ]] .p234 . [[ | ]] .p237 . [[ | ]] .p237 . [[ | ]] .p238 . [[ | ]] .p249 . [[ | ]] .p239 . [[ | ]] .p241 . [[ | ]] ------- .p245 Ch19 '''The Alamo Under Siege''' ---- .p245 . [[ | ]] .p246 . [[ | ]] .p247 . [[ | ]] .p252 . [[ | ]] .p252 . [[ | ]] .p253 . [[ | ]] ------- .p257 Ch20 '''The Sisters of Spite''' ---- .p257 . [[ | ]] .p258 . [[ | ]] .p259 . [[ | ]] .p260 . [[ | ]] .p261 . [[ | ]] .p266 . [[ | ]] ------- .p269 Ch21 '''This Politically Incorrect Nonsense''' ---- .p269 . [[ | ]] .p272 . [[ | ]] .p273 . [[ | ]] .p274 . [[ | ]] .p274 . [[ | ]] .p276 . [[ | ]] .p277 . [[ | ]] .p278 . [[ | ]] .p279 . [[ | ]] ------- .p285 Ch22 '''The Alamo Reimagined''' ---- .p2 . [[ | ]] .p2 . [[ | ]] .p2 . [[ | ]] .p2 . [[ | ]] .p2 . [[ | ]] .p2 . [[ | ]] ------- .p307 Ch23 '''The Problem with Phil''' ---- .p2 . [[ | ]] .p2 . [[ | ]] .p2 . [[ | ]] .p2 . [[ | ]] ------- .p335 Epilogue '''Another Battle of the Alamo''' ---- .p2 . [[ | ]] .p2 . [[ | ]] .p2 . [[ | ]] ------- .p339 Afterword '''We are what we Remember''' |
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Forget the Alamo
The Rise and Fall of an American Myth
- Bryan Burrough . Chris Tomlinson . Jason Stanford
- 2021 . Bvt Lib 976.403 BUR .
- four maps
pxix Introduction
p001 Ch01 Bloody Texas
p002 . Book Anglo Texans embrace Lone Star 1968 by T. R. Fehrenbach PSU Basement F386.F4 . Claims battle about "ethnic hatred"
p013 . Louisiana slave trader Jim Bowie
p001 Ch02 The Americans, their cotton, and who picked it
- p015 . "Nothing is wanted but money, and negros are necessary to make it" - Steven F. Austin, 1832
p018 . Moses Austin (father) too old to make Texas colony happen, son Stephen F. Austin did
- p021 . Austin spent a year in Mexico city, 15 pages in his best biography, no mention that he was there lobbying to keep his slaves.
p021 . allies Lorenzo de Zavala and Juan N. Almonte. Slavery "repugnant" but lucrative to Austin.
p022 . Iturbide either allow slavery or surrender Texas to the Comanche
- p023 . 1825: 1800 people in Austin's colony, 25% enslaved
- p024 . new Mexican federalist government outlawed slavery, San Antonio governor didn't enforce that
p025 . Texas merged with state of Coahuila, capital Saltillo
- Coahila constitution Article 13 freed all slaves
- p026 . compromise limited slave imports after six months
- p027 . restrictions became law in September 1827
p029 Ch03 The American Middle Finger, Extended
p037 . "a pair of malcontents at Anahuac, Juan Davis Bradburn and William Barret Travis
p041 Ch04 "The President Santana is Friendly to Texas
p043 . Santa Anna 1794-1876, 8th president between 1833 and 1855
p055 Ch05 The War Dogs
p067 Ch06 San Antonio
p079 Ch07 The Worst Kind of Victory
p087 Ch08 Countdown
p101 Ch09 The Final Days
p115 Ch10 The Battle of the Alamo
- 1836 Feb 23 to Mar 6
p129 Ch11 A First Draft of History
p140 . Battle of San Jacinto 1836 April 21
p143 Ch12 Remember the Alamo?
p165 Ch13 The Second Battle of the Alamo
p179 Ch14 The White Man's Alamo
p193 Ch15 The Alamo Goes Global
p207 Ch16 The Alamo Supremacists
p217 Ch17 The Rise of Alamo Revisionism
p233 Ch18 Revisionism Unleashed
p245 Ch19 The Alamo Under Siege
p257 Ch20 The Sisters of Spite
p269 Ch21 This Politically Incorrect Nonsense
p285 Ch22 The Alamo Reimagined
p307 Ch23 The Problem with Phil
p335 Epilogue Another Battle of the Alamo
p339 Afterword We are what we Remember
General Land Office (GLO)