The Fall of the Alamo
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Ruben M. Potter| The Fall of the Alamo. The Otterden Press, 1977, 63 pp. Note of limited edition (172/300). Limited Edition. Retelling of the story and collapse of the Alamo through different and more in-depth lenses. Cover clean and colored; pages sharp and clean; minor printing fades; overall good.
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