Why were Texas fighters there defending this little church fortress?

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“Mexican women with small children were begging haven at the Alamo. ... The Alamo, Travis was convinced at last, was the “key to Texas. ... place in the fortress: a weak stretch of wall near the front of the chapel.”

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