Fiction · 1888
Remember the Alamo
Set in San Antonio in the years leading up to and through the siege of the Alamo, the novel follows a family caught on the fault line between Mexican and Anglo-Texan loyalties, as personal relationships and political allegiance become impossible to keep separate once the fighting actually starts.
Amelia E. Barr published Remember the Alamo in 1888, more than fifty years after the events it depicts.
Bibliomancer publishes the 1888 text exactly as Amelia E. Barr wrote it.
Contents
- Chapter I — The City in the Wilderness
- Chapter II — Antonia and Isabel
- Chapter III — Builders of the Commonwealth
- Chapter IV — The Shining Bands of Love
- Chapter V — A Famous Barbecue
- Chapter VI — Robert Worth Is Disarmed
- Chapter VII — A Meeting at Midnight
- Chapter VIII — Mother and Priest
- Chapter IX — The Storming of the Alamo
- Chapter X — The Doctor and the Priest
- Chapter XI — A Happy Truce
- Chapter XII — Danger and Help
- Chapter XIII — The Arrival of Santa Anna
- Chapter XIV — The Fall of the Alamo
- Chapter XV — Goliad
- Chapter XVI — The Loadstone in the Breast
- Chapter XVII — Home Again
- Chapter XVIII — Under One Flag
- Footnotes
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