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		Ned Anthony Huthmacher
		Finally, an Alamo story that's long overdue. Col. Travis had a slave at the Alamo. His name was Joe. You might remember that Joe was the only American male to survive the bloody battle of March 1836. Joe had a story to tell and now Alamo buff Ned Huthmacher has captured the story, wrapped it in history, filled in the gaps, and delivers it to you with all the detail and excitement you would expect. Huthmacher lived in California when he finished the book but he is Texas to the bone and has appeared in three feature films about the Alamo, including the 2004 Disney remake. That’s why Ned recently moved to Texas, settling near the Hill Country. Visit Ned's website and check out other reviews, then get the book and post your own review here. You're gonna love this. Get it today!
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	One Domingo Morning The Story Of Alamo Joe (Vintage Press) 274 pp. ISBN 0-533-14862-6 $13.95	"...the story of The Alamo is well-known, with its legendary heroes named Travis, Crockett, and Bowie. But this is not the usual Alamo memoir. This is the story of the sole surviving American male, a twenty-four-year-old slave named Joe, who is taken prisoner by Santa Anna but escapes to ultimately breathe free air. (This book) vividly portrays not only the days leading up to the now almost mythological battle, but also the siege itself and its gruesome aftermath. Honestly told in spine-tingling detail, the author proceed from there to tell Joe's story, one that is just as compelling and fraught with heartrending moments as the story of The Alamo itself. History and Alamo buffs alike will thrill to this read, which the author presents in moving and fast-paced action. It is the Alamo story you haven't heard yet!"

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