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Why did Colonel James Bowie share his command of the Alamo with William B Travis?
James Bowie fell sick days before the battel and handed over his power to William B Travis.
Who led a group of volunteers who fought at the Alamo?
The first commander was Boom then he feld because of a family illness and later Bowie took over.
Who won the siege of bexar?
Martin Perfecto de Cos commanded the Mexican Army. Stephen F. Austin commanded the Texian Army until about 23 November 1835 when he turned command over to Edward Burleson. James Bowie, Juan Seguin and James Fannin were among the officers present.
How did William travis happen to be at the Alamo?
William Barret Travis was a 19th century American Lawyer and Soldier. At the time of the Alamo he was 26years old and a lieutenant colonel in the Texan army. He died in the Battle of the Alamo during the revolution. Travis was ordered to take reinforcements to the Texan mission in San Antonio. He took over command from Col. James C.Neill. James (Jim) Bowie commanded the volunteers. Travis was shot and killed by a single shot to the head.
What happened at the Alamo?
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Why did Colonel James Bowie share his command of the Alamo with William B Travis?
James Bowie fell sick days before the battel and handed over his power to William B Travis.
Who took over at the Alamo after James bowie?
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What is James bowie nickname?
James Bowie was a rebelious and adventerous fighter at the Alamo. But, a few days into the seige, he became fataly ill and had to pass command over to William B. Travis. more: He was from Kentucky, and although he was famous for, and made famous the Bowie knife, his brother was the one who actually invented it.
Who led a group of volunteers who fought at the Alamo?
The first commander was Boom then he feld because of a family illness and later Bowie took over.
Who was the commander of the regular army at the Alamo?
Lieutenant Colonel William Barret Travis of the Legion of Cavalry of the Texas Army was in command of the regulars of the Texas Army in the Alamo. There were only 18 regulars, who arrived with Travis a little over a month before the siege. Jim Bowie (famous for the Bowie knife) was already there, with a larger group of volunteers. Bowie was far more popular with the men, as a hero of the rough and tumble frontier life, while Travis, a lawyer, tried to be a stickler for regulations and discipline. The two reached a compromise: Bowie would command the far more numerous volunteers, and Travis would command his regulars. Davy Crockett was also there and a leadership role was urged on him, but he declined any rank greater than "high private". Bowie was a sick man and as his health declined their compromise mattered little and Travis was in effective command of all. (Bowie died in his bed, after emptying his pistols into the first Mexicans who burst into his sickroom at the climax of the siege).
Who told Sam Houston about the fall of the Alamo?
Green B. Jameson
Who won the siege of bexar?
Martin Perfecto de Cos commanded the Mexican Army. Stephen F. Austin commanded the Texian Army until about 23 November 1835 when he turned command over to Edward Burleson. James Bowie, Juan Seguin and James Fannin were among the officers present.
How did William travis happen to be at the Alamo?
William Barret Travis was a 19th century American Lawyer and Soldier. At the time of the Alamo he was 26years old and a lieutenant colonel in the Texan army. He died in the Battle of the Alamo during the revolution. Travis was ordered to take reinforcements to the Texan mission in San Antonio. He took over command from Col. James C.Neill. James (Jim) Bowie commanded the volunteers. Travis was shot and killed by a single shot to the head.
Who inveted the bowie knife?
The inventor of bowie knife is his the brother of james bowie( he died in Alamo), Razin bowie(he is the actual inventor of the bowie knife).
What happened at the Alamo?
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Who inveted the first bowie knife?
The Bowie knife is named after James "Jim" Bowie, a 19th-century American pioneer and folk hero who played a significant role in the early history of Texas. While Jim Bowie did not invent the knife itself, he became famous for his use of it in various duels and skirmishes. The knife he used, known as the Bowie knife, became an iconic weapon. The exact origins of the Bowie knife design are somewhat unclear, and it likely evolved over time. However, Jim Bowie's association with the knife and his use of it in the 1827 Sandbar Fight in Mississippi and the 1831 "Sandbar Duel" near Natchez, Mississippi, contributed to its notoriety. The typical characteristics of a Bowie knife include a large, fixed-blade with a clip point, a curved and double-edged blade, and a guard (crossguard) to protect the hand. Bowie knives were known for their versatility, serving as tools, weapons, and symbols of the American frontier. While Jim Bowie popularized the knife and became synonymous with it, he did not invent the knife style. Instead, he played a crucial role in its popularization and its association with the American frontier. The Bowie knife has since become a symbol of American history and craftsmanship.
How did David Bowie's pupil get dialated?
he was in a fight with a friend of his at 15 over a girl. His friend punched him on the eye, and he was wearing a ring. Bowie's eye is permantly dialated because of it
