The United States and Mexico, 1821-1848
Subtitle: a history of the relations between the two countries from the Independence of Mexico to the close of the war with the United States.
Publisher: Scribner
Published: 1913
Place of publication: New York
Subjects: Mexico -- History; United States -- History -- 1783-1865
Table of contents: title: Volume I; title: 1. The Florida Treaty; title: 2. Mexico Achieves her Independence; title: 3. The People of Mexico; title: 4. The People of Mexico (continued); title: 5. The Northern Frontier of Mexico; title: 6. The Permanent Settlement of Texas; title: 7. Mexican Politics: 1824-1830; title: 8. Mexico Resolves to Take Order with the Texans; title: 9. Santa Anna in Control; title: 10. President Jackson’s Offers to Purchase Texas; title: 11. Texas in Arms; title: 12. Texas Stands by the Constitution; title: 13. The Mexican Invasion; title: 14. San Jacinto; title: 15. American Sympathy with Texas; title: 16. Texas Proposes Annexation; title: 17. Claims Against Mexico; title: 18. Santa Anna Once More; title: 19. The Republic of Texas; title: 20. The Whigs and Mexico; title: 21. Efforts at Mediation; title: 22. British Proposals for Abolishing Slavery in Texas; title: 23. Tyler’s Treaty of Annexation; title: 24. The Election of Polk; title: 25. The Banishment of Santa Anna; title: 26. Congress Invites Texas to Enter the Union; title: 27. Texas Enters the Union; title: Volume II; title: 28. The Oregon Question; title: 29. The Problems of California; title: 30. Slidell’s Mission; title: 31. Mexico Seeks Foreign Aid; title: 32. Peace or War?; title: 33. Palo Alto and Resaca de la Palma; title: 34. The Occupation of California; title: 35. Planning a Campaign. The Occupation of New Mexico; title: 36. Santa Anna Returns from Exile. The Wilmot Proviso; title: 37. Monterey; title: 38. A Plan of Campaign Developed; title: 39. Anti-Clericalism and Anti-Slavery; title: 40. Buena Vista; title: 41. Chihuahua and Vera Cruz; title: 42. Cerro Gordo; title: 43. Scott at Puebla; title: 44. Contreras; title: 45. Churubusco; title: 46. A Futile Armistice; title: 47. The Molino del Rey and Chapultepec; title: 48. The Capture of the City of Mexico – Final Military Operations; title: 49. The Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo; title: 50. The Treaty Ratified by the United States; title: 51. The Conclusion of Peace; title: List of Books Referred to