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1835, Gonzales Cannon Dispute, Site of

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September 29, 1835

The Mexican Government Troops demanded the return of the Gonzales Cannon. After two days delay, awaiting recruits, the colonists answered, “Come and Take It”. Erected by the State of Texas in 1936.

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