Moses Rose is legendarily considered the "coward" of this battle. William Travis was left in sole command because the volunteer leader was bedridden, and Susanna Dickinson was spared to warn others of
Moses Rose is legendarily considered the "coward" of this battle. William Travis was left in sole command because the volunteer leader was bedridden, and Susanna Dickinson was spared to warn others of the defeat. Ending on March 6, 1836 with the deaths of (*) James Bowie, Davy Crockett, and roughly 200 others in a San Antonio mission, for 10 points, name this disastrous battle of the Texas Revolution.
Moses Rose is legendarily considered the "coward" of this battle.
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