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It was the nearest thing there was to a "fort" in the area.

It had the biggest cannons of any fort west of the Mississippi.

It was at a hub of transport and resupply roads that Santa Anna couldn't leave behind him on his way to kill off everyone that he could in Texas. (He had just spent a couple of years killing off everyone who disagreed with him in the rest of Mexico after tearing up the Constitution of 1824 and naming himself dictator.)

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I was the nearest thing there was to a "fort" in the area.

It had the most cannon of any land fort west of the Mississippi.

It was at a hub of transport and resupply roads that Santa Anna couldn't leave behind him on his way to kill off everyone that he could in Texas. (He had just spent a couple of years killing off everyone who disagreed with him in the rest of Mexico after tearing up the Constitution of 1824 and naming himself dictator.)

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