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What did William B Travis state in his letter? that he was forced to surrender, enemy was forced to retreat, enemy had not yet arrived, or that he would fight until he won or di…

What did William B Travis state in his letter? that he was forced to surrender, enemy was forced to retreat, enemy had not yet arrived, or that he would fight until he won or di…
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what did William B Travis state in his letter? that he was forced to surrender, enemy was forced to retreat, enemy had not yet arrived, or that he would fight until he won or died?

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Answer: That he would fight until he won or died

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