@article {721371,
	title = {Notes on a Revolution: Remember the Alamo and the Texas Revolution (Draft, Revised)},
	journal = {Scholars at Harvard (Open Scholar). Originally published online: March 6, 2012. Last revised: March 6},
	year = {2024},
	abstract = {
	Introduction 



	The story of the Alamo is at the heart of the story of Texas. Both its facts and myths are foundational to the identity of Texans and what distinguishes them from others.\&nbsp; 



	This is a selected collection of both published and unpublished writings, poems, photos, and primary source transcriptions drawn from thousands of pages of notes made while researching the Texas Revolution. Originally crafted as a potential graduate studies thesis or capstone project, it quickly focused on use, evaluation, and integration of primary sources in journalism and in academic publishing. I plan to update it annually while observing annual remembrance days commemorating the siege of the Alamo that begins February 23rd each year and ends on the anniversary of the battle and fall of the Alamo on March 6th. -- K. Lee Lerner, Cambridge , Mass. March 6, 2012.



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},
	author = {K.Lee Lerner}
}
