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|    Is The Alamo American History?    |
|    03 Nov 04 18:50:52    |
      From: monaco6178@hotmail.com               Is the Alamo American history or is it Texas history that Americans have       adopted since Texas became a state? History books and TV programs/movies       seem to portray the Alamo as American history. But did Texas at that time       consider itself part of the U.S.? Or did they look on themselves almost       like another country, separate from the U.S.? I know the Alamo is part of       American history, but is it really a part of American history? Or did       American just take that history over when Texas joined the union? Hope I'm       making sense.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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