A Line in the Sand: The Alamo in Blood and Memory
by Randy Roberts, James S. Olson
A detailed look at the Battle of the Alamo, its historical significance, and how its memory has shaped American identity over nearly two centuries.
About This Book
This book examines the Battle of the Alamo and its place in history and memory.
The authors analyze both the events of 1836 and how the Alamo has been remembered over time.
It draws on historical records to present a nuanced account of this pivotal moment.
The work considers the broader context of Texas independence and American expansion.
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