Remember always as an American lawyer, soldier and a heroic Texas commander of the battle of the Alamo was William Travis. Even though he might be remember mainly under the command of the Alamo he achieve other important roles at early age. Being a thought since a kid, Williams grew to become a lawyer and in later years a leader to rebellions, in due time receiving the post of commander for a significant battle. Williams helped and meet people through his life and make several achievements for the Texas Revolution. Unfortunately, had been killed in the fight for his freedom William was loyal and brave for his country. He's hard dedication for what he fought for was well worth it leaving a mark in the U.S. and shifting its history by being
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Austin. William introduced himself as an attorney of Alabama that was single. Finishing a petition to stay the alcalde, Frank Johnson gave him permission to stay and show him to a little village named Anahuac where he was greeted by norteamericanos. Just some days in he began to work in Anahuac where we needed to learn about the Spanish language and Mexican law. By the same year Travis already had meet and had acquaintances plus he was favor and respected by the townspeople. Yet a problem was faced by William and other common people as a Mexican commander, John Davis Bradburn was sent to protect the village from smuggling and coming immigrants from the U.S. with the Law of April, 1830 but especially Travis had the major problem. Both disagree and fighted with many subjects of rights and civil liberties. Tensions with the Mexican government and American settlers were risen tensions. William was against the Mexican army and the commander John Davis Bradburn. William and citizens were not happy with the arrival of John Bradburn to Anahuac as U.S. constitution meant nothing in Mexican soil. Soldados even went on drunken sprees and assaulted many of the citizens making them outraged with the awful behavior of the soldados. As a result, the riot escalated and Bradburn suspected of Travis and Pat jack. This made local citizens to form a militia even
Austin. William introduced himself as an attorney of Alabama that was single. Finishing a petition to stay the alcalde, Frank Johnson gave him permission to stay and show him to a little village named Anahuac where he was greeted by norteamericanos. Just some days in he began to work in Anahuac where we needed to learn about the Spanish language and Mexican law. By the same year Travis already had meet and had acquaintances plus he was favor and respected by the townspeople. Yet a problem was faced by William and other common people as a Mexican commander, John Davis Bradburn was sent to protect the village from smuggling and coming immigrants from the U.S. with the Law of April, 1830 but especially Travis had the major problem. Both disagree and fighted with many subjects of rights and civil liberties. Tensions with the Mexican government and American settlers were risen tensions. William was against the Mexican army and the commander John Davis Bradburn. William and citizens were not happy with the arrival of John Bradburn to Anahuac as U.S. constitution meant nothing in Mexican soil. Soldados even went on drunken sprees and assaulted many of the citizens making them outraged with the awful behavior of the soldados. As a result, the riot escalated and Bradburn suspected of Travis and Pat jack. This made local citizens to form a militia even