Authors: James Donovan
Tags: #History / Military - General, #History / United States - 19th Century
The Blood of Heroes: The 13-Day Struggle for the Alamo--and the Sacrifice That Forged a Nation (67 page)
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5, no. 2–6, no. 1 (October 1901–July 1902).
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EWSPAPERS
Dallas Morning News
Gonzales Inquirer
Houston Daily Post
The Lone Star
(Washington on the Brazos)
El Mosquito Mexicano
New Orleans Bee
Niles’ Register; The Weekly Register; Niles’ National Register; Niles’ Weekly Register
San Antonio Daily Express
San Antonio Light
Telegraph and Texas Register
Western Texian
(San Antonio)
P
ERIODICALS
The Alamo Journal
Alamo Lore and Myth Organization
Journal of the Alamo Battlefield Association
The Texas Almanac
C
OLLECTIONS AND
A
RCHIVES
At the Nettie Lee Benson Latin American Collection, University of Texas at Austin
Antonio López de Santa Anna Papers, Genero García Collection At the Dolph Briscoe Center for American History, University of Texas at Austin
Samuel Erson Asbury Papers
Eugene Campbell Barker Papers
Don Carlos Barrett Papers
Bexar Archives
Robert Bruce Blake Papers
John Henry Brown Papers
Adina Amelia de Zavala Papers
Burr H. Duval Papers
W. W. Fontaine Papers
John Salmon Ford Papers
Benjamin Cromwell Franklin Papers
George Pierce Garrison Papers
Hassell Family Papers
James Hatch Papers
Mary Austin Holley Papers
James Jackson Family Papers
John H. Jenkins Reminiscences
Francis White Johnson Papers
Louis Wiltz Kemp Papers
Jonathan Hampton Kuykendall Papers
Ira Randolph Lewis Papers
Walter Lord Archive
Ruby Mixon Papers
Ben Caldwell Prather Papers
Charmion Clair Shelby Papers
Julia Lee Sinks Papers
William Barret Travis Papers
Amelia Worthington Williams Papers
William Physick Zuber Papers
At the Cushing Memorial Library, Texas A&M University, College Station, TX
Samuel Erson Asbury Papers
At the DeGolyer Library, Southern Methodist University, Dallas
James DeShields Papers
At the Albert and Ethel Herzstein Library, San Jacinto Museum of History, La Porte, TX
Louis Wiltz Kemp Papers
At the Southwestern Writers Collection, Texas State University, San Marcos, TX
Thomas Ricks Lindley Papers
At the Texas State Library and Archives Commission, Austin
Harbert Davenport Collection
Contents
Two: “O! He Has Gone to Texas”
Three: “The Celebrated Desperado”
Seven: “A Mere Corral and Nothing More”
Eight: The Napoleon of the West
Thirteen: “This Time You May See Some Blood”
Fifteen: “His Excellency Expects That Every Man Will Do His Duty”
Sixteen: “That Terrible Bugle Call of Death”
Seventeen: The Bleeding Country
Eighteen: “The Marrow Bone of Texas”
Afterword: Moses Rose and the Line
Appendix One: Mexican Army of Operations Principal Officers
Copyright © 2012 by James Donovan
Cover design by Julianna Lee; cover art,
The Siege of the Alamo
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Endpaper illustraton by Marty Brazil
Maps by Jeffrey L. Ward
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Table of Contents
Two: “O! He Has Gone to Texas”
Three: “The Celebrated Desperado”
Seven: “A Mere Corral and Nothing More”
Eight: The Napoleon of the West
Thirteen: “This Time You May See Some Blood”
Fifteen: “His Excellency Expects That Every Man Will Do His Duty”