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19 Sep 2017

ARCHAEOLOGY AT THE ALAMO, City of San Antonio, October 10, 2017

by arc-sharon | posted in: Community News, In The Spotlight | 0

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In 1862, General H.P. Bee, commander of all Confederate forces in South Texas, declared Gillespie, Kerr, Kendall, Medina, and Bexar Counties – where the German protests were the strongest – to be "in open rebellion" and, in effect, declared war on them. [Click image to read more.]

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