A Mexican Sergeant’s Recollection of the Alamo & San Jacinto
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Francisco Becerra| A Mexican Sergeant’s Recollection of the Alamo & San Jacinto. Jenkins Publishing Company, Austin, TX, 1980, 45 pp. First Edition. Retold story of the Alamo through the eyes of Mexican Sgt. Franciso Becerra. Few small stains on cover; binding strong; pages sharp and clean; slight bending on inside back cover; overall good.
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John S. Ford, Origin and Fall of the Alamo, March 6, 1836. Johnson Brothers Printing Company, San Antonio, TX, 1900, 41 pp. 1980 Reprint, edition is a lithographed facsimile of original typeset work first published in 1894. Original was revised and republished several times. A few corrections of typographical flaws were necessary for legibility. Story of the Alamo and those who fell to defend it. Binding good; slight wear and stain around outer edges of cover pages; pages clean and only slightly aged; overall good.
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