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    Mission Tejas

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    More Than a Mission Since the beginning of American history‚ stories of brave individuals and how they have helped shaped the nation into what it has become has been a popular subject. While a large number of stories exist‚ one must recognize that a few have been twisted into various myths and legends such as the tales of Paul Bunyan‚ Pecos Bill‚ and John Henry. However‚ one must also remember that not all stories involving the history of our nation are exaggerated such as the previous examples

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    Anne Bradstreets is an amazing poet of her time. The poem The Flesh and the Spirit is a struggle between two sisters that can never be separated‚ Flesh and Spirit-body and soul‚ ultimately ending in final peace. Their inflamed arguments are about the ideal values of life and what matters to the human race. Flesh is for riches‚ pleasure‚ and the publics eye. She values earthly items and her fulfillment of her wants. Spirit finds satisfaction is God and the thought of Heaven. Their fight ends up in

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    The Alamo

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    the Alamo? 150 Texans defended themselves in Santa Ana‚ fought against the Mexicans under the rule of Santa Anna 12 days of siege by Mexicans Mexicans slaughtered the Independence seekers‚ 15 survived Military defeat‚ physiological victory What Happens on April 21? Sam Houston and less than 800 men attacked Santa Anna and his militia San Jacinto (place) captured Santa Anna‚ forced him to sign a treaty giving Texas it’s independence was never ratified by Mexican Government because

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    for cottonwood. The Alamo in Texas became a place where a battle took place. This is known as “The Battle of the Alamo”. The Battle of the Alamo was about Texans who were not satisfied with the Mexican government and wanted to break apart. Santa Anna‚ Commander of Mexican Army‚ did not want this to happen‚ and therefore he did not want to sign the treaty on allowing Texas to have liberty. The Texans were not happy and knew that they had to fight for their independence against Mexico. This

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    alamo

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    was a fortified position in the ememies line of march and Santa Anna left it‚ but now want the fort back but William Travis didn’t want to give the Alamo to Santa Anna‚ but Texas didn’t want to give the Mexicans the Alamo. The Alamo was a Spanish mission‚ buit in 1718 in the city of San Antonio. In 1836‚ the citizens of the Mexican state of Coahuila y Tejas tired of the dictatorial rule of Mexican president Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna and began a fight for independence‚ known as the Texas Revolution

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    The Battle of the Alamo

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    De Santa Anna Incited many federalist’s to revolt in 1835 consisting mostly of American immigrants. Santa Anna begins to gather a large army. Most of Santa Anna’s soldiers were raw recruits who were also forced to fight. Around 1‚500 soldiers begin to gather immediately. The Texians establish a garrison at The Alamo Mission. A former Spanish religious outpost that was converted to a makeshift fort. Described by Santa Anna as an “Irregular

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    Colonel Juan Nepomuceno Seguin is the only Tejano man in history who would prioritize the needs of a country that would later betray him rather than a country with which his roots lie. However‚ in a way‚ his heritage was his downfall when tensions ran high between Mexico and Texas after the revolution. Rumors and lies caused Colonel Seguin to flee the country that he loved‚ and seek shelter in the country with which he denied his allegiance to on multiple occasions because the people who loved him

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    further American Immigration. These actions possibly could have provoked the Texas Revolution. In 1832 General Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna became Mexico’s president. Many colonists hoped that Antonio would make Texas a self-governed state within the United States. Once in power‚ Santa Anna was less truthful than many Texans were led to believe. In mid 1834 Santa Anna overthrew Mexico’s constitutional government‚ abolished state governments‚ and pronounced himself as dictator. When

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    source text in some respects‚ but depart radically from the source text in other respects‚ thus denying the existence of the single polarity that describes the orientation of a translation. I have chosen five English translations of Lev Tolstoy ’s Anna Karenina for my paper. Dole (1886)‚Garnett (1901)‚ Maude (1918)‚ Edmonds (1954) and Pevear and Volokhonsky (2000). My main objective has been to analyse the relationship between earlier and latertranslations. Since modern English language readers

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    happened at the battle of the Alamo. The Texans had one goal and that was to establish the independent state of Texas. On the other hand‚ Mexico also wanted to expand their land as well. In 1835‚ Mexico wanted dictatorship over Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna‚ but they did not stop there. Their new goal was to seize the republic of Texas. The Alamo was built in 1718‚ on the banks of the San Antonio river. In 1821‚ Stephen F. Austin arrived with 300 U.S. families. Little did they know

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