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- 1.William B. Travis - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- William Barret Travis (August 9, 1809 – March 6, 1836) was a 19th century ... William Barret Travis from the Handbook of Texas Online ...
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illiam_B._Travis
- 2.William B. Travis (1809-1836)
- Profile of William Barret Travis, the commander of the Texas volunteers who fought at the Alamo.
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Where in the alamo did Davey *I need to label it on the
map, we watched a movie on it
but i didn't catch where he
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Crockett is generally believed to have been taken prisoner and died by execution after the battle. The below is an eyewitness account of Travis's death by J.E. de la Peña (one of Santa Anna's soldiers). The linked website has info on both deaths. How accurate any accounts are is a matter of some debate as the Mexicans did not recognize most of the men there and some of the bodies were destroyed beyond recognition (and all were burned). "Travis was seen to hesitate, but not about the death that he would choose. He would take a few steps and stop, turning his proud face toward us to discharge his shots; he fought like a true soldier. Finally he died, but he died after having traded his life very dearly. None of his men died with greater heroism, and they all died. Travis behaved as a hero; one must do him justice, for with a handful of men without discipline, he resolved to face men used to war and much superior in numbers, without supplies, with scarce munitions, and against the will of his subordinates. He was a handsome blond, with a physique as robust as his spirit was strong." |
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Who is the actor that plays I watched it in my Texas
History class and i want to
know who the actor that plays
William Barret Travis is.
Thank you!!!
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Patrick Wilson |
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Can u give me some info on the I'd like to know the reasons
why and to whom exactly was he
speaking to when he read/wrote
this. And also what events
lead up to him writing the
speech? Links would be
helpful.
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I guess you did not take Texas History? Or if you dd, must be asleep when this came up. He was speaking to the people at the Alamo right before Santa Anna got there. He was wanting to know who will stay or leave..so he drew a line on the ground with his sword and asked those who wanted to stay step over the line..Go read your Texas History books for other info. |
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