  I MEXICO AND THE MEXICANS 1800 - 1845 II THE POLITICAL EDUCATION OF MEXICO 1800 - 1845 III THE RELATIONS BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES AND MEXICO 1825 - 1843 IV THE RELATIONS BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES AND MEXICO 1843 - 1846 V THE MEXICAN ATTITUDE ON THE EVE OF WAR VI THE AMERICAN ATTITUDE ON THE EVE OF WAR 1845 VII THE PRELIMINARIES OF THE CONFLICT April, 1845 April, 1846 VIII PALO ALTO, RESACA DE LA PALMA May, 1846 IX THE UNITED STATES MEETS THE CRISIS May July, 1846 X THE LEADERS ADVANCE May September, 1846 XI TAYLOR SETS OUT FOR SALTILLO June September, 1846 XIII SALTILLO, PARRAS, TAMPICO August December, 1846 XIV SANTA FE June-September, 1846 XV CHIHUAHUA December, 1846 May, 1847 XVI THE CALIFORNIA QUESTION 1836 - 1846 XVII THE CONQUEST OF CALIFORNIA 1846 - 1847 XVIII THE GENESIS OF TWO CAMPAIGNS July, 1846 February, 1847 XIX SANTA ANNA PREPARES TO STRIKE September, 1846 February, 1847 APPENDIX THE SOURCES A. MANUSCRIPT AND PERSONAL SOURCES Transcriber’s Note Please consult the notes at the end of this text for a detailed discussion of the various footnotes, endnotes, and navigation through this text, as well as any other textual issues. Topic descriptions Right-side page headers contained descriptions of the current topic covered by the two open pages. These were retained and are placed as marginal notes. The choice of that position is not always obvious and should be regarded as approximate. Illustrations are placed at approximately the point where they were printed. The captions are usually printed on the maps themselves. Where there is no obvious title to the map, the caption has been provided from the table of illustrations, in mixed case. Larger images of full-page maps are available by using the hyperlink added to the caption. These may be opened in separate windows. This is the first of two volumes of The War with Mexico. The index, which is contained in Volume II, refers to both volumes. References to Volume II have been included as hyperlinks. The cover image was created by the transcriber, and is placed in the public domain. THE WAR WITH MEXICOBY THE SAME AUTHOR The Octavo ix + 496 pages This is the only work attempting to deal thoroughly with an affair that was intrinsically far more important than had previously been supposed, and was also of no little significance on account of its relation to the war with Mexico. THE MACMILLAN COMPANY THE WAR WITH MEXICO BY JUSTIN H. SMITH FORMERLY PROFESSOR OF MODERN HISTORY VOLUME I New York All rights reserved Copyright, 1919, Norwood Press TO HENRY CABOT LODGE, LL.D. SENATOR OF THE UNITED STATES |
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