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Historic NEWSPAPER: April 1836 - Richmond Enquirer - Battle of the ALAMO - Texas
Historic NEWSPAPER: April 1836 - Richmond Enquirer - Battle of the ALAMO - Texas
Historic NEWSPAPER: April 1836 - Richmond Enquirer - Battle of the ALAMO - Texas
Historic NEWSPAPER: April 1836 - Richmond Enquirer - Battle of the ALAMO - Texas
Historic NEWSPAPER: April 1836 - Richmond Enquirer - Battle of the ALAMO - Texas
Historic NEWSPAPER: April 1836 - Richmond Enquirer - Battle of the ALAMO - Texas
Historic NEWSPAPER: April 1836 - Richmond Enquirer - Battle of the ALAMO - Texas
Historic NEWSPAPER: April 1836 - Richmond Enquirer - Battle of the ALAMO - Texas
Historic NEWSPAPER: April 1836 - Richmond Enquirer - Battle of the ALAMO - Texas
Historic NEWSPAPER: April 1836 - Richmond Enquirer - Battle of the ALAMO - Texas
Historic NEWSPAPER: April 1836 - Richmond Enquirer - Battle of the ALAMO - Texas
Historic NEWSPAPER: April 1836 - Richmond Enquirer - Battle of the ALAMO - Texas
Historic NEWSPAPER: April 1836 - Richmond Enquirer - Battle of the ALAMO - Texas
Historic NEWSPAPER: April 1836 - Richmond Enquirer - Battle of the ALAMO - Texas
Historic NEWSPAPER: April 1836 - Richmond Enquirer - Battle of the ALAMO - Texas
Historic NEWSPAPER: April 1836 - Richmond Enquirer - Battle of the ALAMO - Texas
Historic NEWSPAPER: April 1836 - Richmond Enquirer - Battle of the ALAMO - Texas

Historic NEWSPAPER: April 1836 - Richmond Enquirer - Battle of the ALAMO - Texas

$ 2376

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  • Condition: Used
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    Description

    Description
    : Newspaper measures approx 13 x 18-3/4 inches folded. Item is tearing at the top of the page along the spine and is in otherwise good condition.  Two separate stories provide details of the Battle of The Alamo in San Antonio, Texas in March 1836 (as shown in photos). Additional stories discuss the banking crisis with the Bank of the United States, President Jackson, military activities in New Orleans, mention President John Quincy Adams, Thomas Jefferson, and the signing of the Declaration of Independence.