6II THE POLITICAL EDUCATION OF MEXICO 1800–1845
32XXIV PUEBLA April-August, 1847
7III THE RELATIONS BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES AND MEXICO 1825–1843
33XXV ON TO THE CAPITAL April-August, 1847
8IV THE RELATIONS BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES AND MEXICO 1843–1846
34XXVI CONTRERAS, CHURUBUSCO August, 1847
9V THE MEXICAN ATTITUDE ON THE EVE OF WAR
35XXVII NEGOTIATIONS May, 1846-September, 1847
10VI THE AMERICAN ATTITUDE ON THE EVE OF WAR 1845
36XXVIII MOLINO DEL REY, CHAPULTEPEC, MEXICO September, 1847
11VII THE PRELIMINARIES OF THE CONFLICT April, 1845—April, 1846
37XXIX FINAL MILITARY OPERATIONS January, 1847–April, 1848
12VIII PALO ALTO, RESACA DE LA PALMA May, 1846
38XXX THE NAVAL OPERATIONS OF THE WAR 1845–1848
13IX THE UNITED STATES MEETS THE CRISIS May—July, 1846
39XXXI THE AMERICANS AS CONQUERORS 1846–1848
14X THE LEADERS ADVANCE May—September, 1846
40XXXII PEACE October, 1847-July, 1848
15XI TAYLOR SETS OUT FOR SALTILLO June—September, 1846
41XXXIII THE FINANCES OF THE WAR 1846–1848
16XII MONTEREY September, 1846
42XXXIV THE WAR IN AMERICAN POLITICS 1846–1848
17XIII SALTILLO, PARRAS, TAMPICO August—December, 1846
43XXXV THE FOREIGN RELATIONS OF THE WAR 1846–1848
18XIV SANTA FE June-September, 1846
44XXXVI CONCLUSION 1825–1848 (pt. 1)
19XV CHIHUAHUA December, 1846—May, 1847
45XXXVI CONCLUSION 1825–1848 (pt. 2)
20XVI THE CALIFORNIA QUESTION 1836–1846
46XXXVI CONCLUSION 1825–1848 (pt. 3)
21XVII THE CONQUEST OF CALIFORNIA 1846–1847
47XXXVI CONCLUSION 1825–1848 (pt. 4)
22XVIII THE GENESIS OF TWO CAMPAIGNS July, 1846—February, 1847
48XXXVI CONCLUSION 1825–1848 (pt. 5)
23XIX SANTA ANNA PREPARES TO STRIKE September, 1846—February, 1847
49XXXVI CONCLUSION 1825–1848 (pt. 6)
24XX BUENA VISTA February, 1847 (pt. 1)
50APPENDIX—THE SOURCES (pt. 1)
25XX BUENA VISTA February, 1847 (pt. 2)
51APPENDIX—THE SOURCES (pt. 2)
26XX BUENA VISTA February, 1847 (pt. 3)
