6III. The Relations between the United States and Mexico, 1825–1843
32XXIII. Cerro Gordo
7IV. The Relations between the United States and Mexico, 1843–1846
33XXIV. Puebla
8V. The Mexican Attitude on the Eve of War
34XXV. On to the Capital
9VI. The American Attitude on the Eve of War
35XXVI. Contreras and Churubusco
10VII. The Preliminaries of the Conflict
36XXVII. Negotiations
11VIII. Palo Alto and Resaca de Guerrero
37XXVIII. Molino del Rey, Chapultepec and Mexico
12IX. The United States Meets the Crisis
38XXIX. Final Military Operations
13X. The Chosen Leaders Advance
39XXX. The Naval Operations
14XI. Taylor Sets out for Saltillo
40XXXI. The Americans as Conquerors
15XII. Monterey
41XXXII. Peace
16XIII. Saltillo, Parras, and Tampico
42XXXIII. The Finances of the War
17XIV. Santa Fe
43XXXIV. The War in American Politics
18XV. Chihuahua
44XXXV. The Foreign Relations of the War
19XVI. The California Question
45XXXVI. Conclusion
20XVII. The Conquest of California
46Notes on Volume II (pt. 1)
21XVIII. The Genesis of Two Campaigns
47Notes on Volume II (pt. 2)
22XIX. Santa Anna Prepares to Strike
48Notes on Volume II (pt. 3)
23XX. Buena Vista
49Notes on Volume II (pt. 4)
24Notes on Volume I (pt. 1)
50Notes on Volume II (pt. 5)
25Notes on Volume I (pt. 2)
51Notes on Volume II (pt. 6)
26Notes on Volume I (pt. 3)
52Appendix (Manuscript Sources)