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Myth, Memory, and Message

Popular perceptions of Anglo-women—their value and roles in society—have changed since Susanna Dickinson emerged from the Alamo in 1836. From blockbuster movies to history books, the image of Susanna Dickinson has transformed since her lifetime to meet the narrative needs of historians and storytellers. Whether it is showcasing her sexuality, her domesticity, or her political journey, the memory of The Messenger lies in the beholder of her story.