The Alamo Delegate - Partee, Albert Lytle
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As the new nation expanded westward in early 1813, a party of travelers set out from coastal North Carolina bound for a journey none could imagine: Jesse B. Badgett and his family would help settle the then-unchartered lands of the American South. But when destiny called, Jesse left his new life behind to deliver the last hope for his compatriots: a single letter. The only biography of the state's most overlooked hero, The Alamo Delegate recounts the striking story of the expert rider who carried the fate of Texas in his saddlebag.

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As the new nation expanded westward in early 1813, a party of travelers set out from coastal North Carolina bound for a journey none could imagine: Jesse B. Badgett and his family would help settle the then-unchartered lands of the American South. But when destiny called, Jesse left his new life behind to deliver the last hope for his compatriots: a single letter. The only biography of the state's most overlooked hero, The Alamo Delegate recounts the striking story of the expert rider who carried the fate of Texas in his saddlebag.
Autorenporträt
Albert Lytle Partee is an attorney who lives and writes in Brentwood and Sewanee, Tennessee. After visiting the Alamo and living for a year in Dallas, he acquired a life-long interest in the Texas Revolution. A graduate of Vanderbilt University, he retired after over thirty years of practicing law, primarily with the Attorney General of Tennessee and as general counsel for the Tennessee Department of Health. He now spends his time with his wife, children, and grandchildren while exploring interests in writing, history, travel, birds, and restoring Onteora, a cabin built in 1898.