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Day Thirteen of the Siege of Alamo: 90 minutes
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Day Twelve of the Siege of Alamo: Travis' line in the sand
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Day Eleven of the Siege of Alamo: Mexican artillery moves closer
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Day Ten of the Siege of Alamo: James Bonham returns, and General Gaona arrives
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Day Nine of the Siege of Alamo: Texas Independence Day
1836 was a Leap Year. On Day Nine of the siege, March 2 in 1836, Texas declared Independence at Washington-On-The-Brazos. The Alamo Defenders never knew. https://stillcurrent.blog/2023/11/19/ch ... the-siege/

Day Eight of the Siege of Alamo: the Immortal 32
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Day Seven of the Siege of Alamo: "Leap Year Day brought a slightly warmer temperature, and thankfully, the biting wind also slackened, making the weather much more bearable."
1836 was a Leap Year. Day Seven was on February 29.
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Day Six of the Siege of Alamo: Fannin’s Folly
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Day Three of the Siege of Alamo
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"To the People of Texas & All Americans in the World ..." Day Two of the Siege of Alamo
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Siege of Alamo: Day One
Today marks the first day of the Siege of Aamo in 1836. The battle lasted 13 days. In 1836, the battle ended on March 6. However, 1836 was a Leap Year. In 2026, 13 days from February 23 is March 7. The best way to understand the battle is to observe the days, not the dates ...

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