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Did You Hear What Happened at the Alamo? The Texas Revolution of 1835-36
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Sprache:Englisch
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ePUB 3
Kopierschutz
Ja
Family Sharing
Ja
Text-to-Speech
Ja
Altersempfehlung
8 - 99 Jahr(e)
Erscheinungsdatum
01.09.2026
Illustriert von
Nick Thornborrow
Verlag
Workman KidsSeitenzahl
176 (Printausgabe)
Dateigröße
24545 KB
Sprache
Englisch
EAN
9781523535095
Did you ever hear the phrase "Remember the Alamo!"? You can't remember what you don't know.
So gather around, because I have a story to tell. I'll warn you, it's bloody.
This is the story of how Texas became a nation before it was a state. It's a story of Spain, Mexico, and the United States.Of land, shifting borders, and betrayal.
It's the story of thousands of people-Mexicans; white immigrants from the US; Black people, many of whom were enslaved; Indigenous people of different nations.
And it's the story of six men: a rambler, a rascal, a rowdy, a rogue, a raconteur, and a tyrant. Their choices created a day of furious violence at the Alamo, and two more on the Texas plains. By the time it was all over, three of the men would be dead, and I would be soaked in blood.
Guess I still have feelings about that.
Acclaimed author Katie Kennedy offers another brutally honest -- and wildly entertaining -- account of one of the foundational myths of American history in this fresh new take on the creation of Texas and the stories we tell about it.
So gather around, because I have a story to tell. I'll warn you, it's bloody.
This is the story of how Texas became a nation before it was a state. It's a story of Spain, Mexico, and the United States.Of land, shifting borders, and betrayal.
It's the story of thousands of people-Mexicans; white immigrants from the US; Black people, many of whom were enslaved; Indigenous people of different nations.
And it's the story of six men: a rambler, a rascal, a rowdy, a rogue, a raconteur, and a tyrant. Their choices created a day of furious violence at the Alamo, and two more on the Texas plains. By the time it was all over, three of the men would be dead, and I would be soaked in blood.
Guess I still have feelings about that.
Acclaimed author Katie Kennedy offers another brutally honest -- and wildly entertaining -- account of one of the foundational myths of American history in this fresh new take on the creation of Texas and the stories we tell about it.
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