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SUPPLEMENT No. 1 
 
 PROFESSIONAL MEMOIRS 
 
 MARCH-APRIL, 1914 
 
 VOL. VI, No. 26 
 
 BIBLIOGRAPHICAL CONTRIBUTIONS 
 BULLETIN No. 1 
 
 3KHar xmtf) 
 
 1846-1848 
 
 A Select Bibliography on the Causes, Conduct, and the Political 
 Aspect of the War, together with a Select List of Books and 
 other printed Material on the Resources, Economic Condi 
 tions, Politics and Government of the Republic of Mexico 
 and the Characteristics of the Mexican People. 
 
 With Annotations and an Index. 
 
 Published for, and Dedicated to, the Officers of the 
 United States Army and Navy 
 
 By 
 
 HENRY E. HAFERKORN. 
 
 Librarian, IJnited Sfatts Engineer 
 School 
 
 WASHINGTON BARRACKS, D. C. 
 
 1914 
 
 Price, 50 Cents 
 
Copyright, l l 14 
 By Henry E. Haferkorn 
 
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 It has often occurred to me that there is an absence of a convenient and 
 descriptive guide to the Literature of that period of American history, the 
 Mexican War, during which a great number of our brilliant soldiers stood 
 their fire-test. It will likewise be noted, that in searching biographies of, 
 the well-known chieftains, very few pages are. devoted to their services in the 
 Mexican War. 
 
 With the exception of Prof. Soley s paper", the notes in Lamed s*, and in 
 Bancroft s history^, very few critical or descriptive accounts have been dis 
 covered. 
 
 It is true, as Lawson^ states in his Essay, that the greater number of 
 histories, narratives and lives were written soon after the close of that war, 
 when the mass of documentary and other material which time has now made 
 accessible, were not available to their authors. 
 
 In the case of General Z. Taylor the late Prof. Soley states: "Of Taylor 
 we have no considerable or well-studied account, and we must depend upon 
 official and other sources for this part of the war." 
 
 The facts above stated have influenced me to attempt a selection from the 
 abundance of material available, and arranging it in convenient order so as 
 to make it helpful to the student, more particularly the military student. 
 
 As no exhaustive record of the available material was contemplated, neither 
 are the references to persons, places and topics found in the index exhaustive, 
 they are intended only as guides to further study and search. 
 
 "I am under obligation to the publishers of "Winsor s Narrative and critical 
 history of America" for permission to use the foot-notes of Prof. Soley, on 
 whose paper: "The Wars of the United States, 1789-1859, " my selection 
 of titles has been based, and to the Publishing Board of the American Library 
 Association, allowing me to use the foot-notes of the late Josephus Nelson 
 Lamed , found in his "Literature of American History."? 
 
 The short essay by Lawson^ was of some help to me, and this, together with 
 Soley. Lamed, Bancroft, and the critical articles by Hamilton and Lane (titles 
 of the latter will be found on p. 13, 16) is ^recommended for study to tlwe 
 military student. 
 
 I have appended a short list on Modern Mexico, believing the same to 
 be of general interest. 
 
 Full title-entries, as preferred by the Library of Congress in cataloguing 
 for their catalogs and bibliographies, were used, as far as possible, and a 
 large number of books listed have been carefully examined and in part 
 analyzed, more particularly for the benefit of readers remote from Library 
 facilities. 
 
 Persons and libraries using the Library of Congress cards for their catalogs 
 
will find the serial numbers of these cards below the foot-notes, or below the 
 title of each entry, on the left side. The number next to this is the call- 
 number needed when borrowing books from the Library of Congress, and the 
 initials on the same line, viz: A. W. C.; E. S.; W. D. show that a given book 
 may be had from the Libraries of the Army War College, Engineer School, or 
 War Department. The absence of such notes shows that the work is not 
 found at present in any of the above-mentioned libraries in Washington. 
 
 The U. S. Congressional documents listed may nearly all be found in the 
 libraries mentioned, in that case it is customary to use the "serial-number" 
 as a call-number, and this will be found added to every entry. 
 
 Readers searching for Moxican material, and more especially for Mexican 
 documents, are referred to the Bibliography on Mexico by the New York Public 
 Library." 
 
 While great care has been taken to avoid errors they may, however, be found, 
 and readers who have studied the subject more exhaustively will confer a favor 
 in calling my attention to the same. 
 
 The work herewith presented was performed out of office hours, and as a 
 labor of love. It is intended, primarily, for the men in charge of our National 
 defense with the hope that it may be of some assistance to them in the per 
 formance of their duties. 
 
 The following Bibliographies have been used, viz: 
 
 CBANTROFT, II. II. "Authorities on the war" in his: History of Mexico, v. 5, 
 p. .l.n-556, and foot-notes in the same volume. 
 
 <*LAWSON, WM. THORNTON. Essay on the literature of the Mexican war. 
 [N. Y.f 1882] 21 p. 23cm. On p. 4 of cover: Columbia college, New 
 York. Senior class essay, ]882. 
 
 Reviews Ripley s War with Mexico; Mansfield s The Mexican war; Brooks 
 Complete history . . . ; Frost s Pictorial history . . ., and gives a "List of 
 books on Mexican war" (29 titles with short-form entries) at end. 
 9-71(59 Z1241.L28 
 
 6 ... THE LITERATURE OF AMERICAN HISTORY. A bibliographical guide in 
 which the scope, character, and comparative worth of books in selected 
 lists are set forth in brief notes by critics of authority . . . Edited for the 
 American library association by J. N. Lamed. Boston, . . . Houghton, 
 Mifflin & co., ]902. 1 p. 1., ix, 596 p., 1 1. 25cm. 
 
 THE SAME. Supplement for 1900 and 1901; ed. by Philip P. Wells, ibid., 
 
 1902. 3 p. 1., 37 []], p. 25cm. 
 2-15885-5a Z123G. L32 
 
 "NEW YORK. Public library. List of works in the New York public library 
 relating to Mexico. N. Y., 3909. cover -title, 186 p. 26cm. 
 
 "Reprinted from Bulletin, Oct.-Dec., 1909." 
 
 Contents (in part). Bibliography, p. [l]-3. Public documents (Mexican), 
 p. 8-41. History and description, 1846-48: Mexican war, p. 80-87.- Special 
 places, p. 105-127. Biography, p. 140-144. Railways, p. 150-155. 
 
 CalO-78 Z1431 .N56 
 
POHLER, JOHANN. Krieg der Vereinigten Staaten gegen Mexico, 1846-48. (In 
 his: Bibliotheca liistorico-militaris. Systematische uebersicht der erschei- 
 nungen aller sprachen auf dem gebiete der geschichte der kriege mid 
 kriegswissenschaft, seit erfindung der buchdruckerkuust bis zum schluss 
 des jahres 1880. Band 2. Leipzig, G. Lang. (Formerly, Verlag von 
 Ferd. Kessler, Kassel), p. 510-514. 
 
 SOLEY, J. E. The wars of the United States, 1789-1850. (In Winsor, J. 
 Narrative and critical history of America, edited by Justin Winsor. Bost., 
 and N. Y., Houghton, Mifflin & co., [etc.] 1884-89. v. 7, p. 440-446). 
 
 .2-3986] E18.W76 
 
 U. S. WAR DEPARTMENT. Library. . . . Index to publications, articles and maps 
 relating to Mexico in the War department library. Washington, Govt. 
 print, off., 1896. v, 120 p. 29% cm. Its Subject catalogue no. 3.) 
 Issued originally in 4 parts with cover-title: Mexican bibliography. 
 Caption-title: List of books, pamphlets, reports, and other literature in the 
 War department library relating to Mexico. 
 
 Mexican war, 1846-48, p .81-104. 
 
 "President s (Jas. K. Folk s) Messages relative to the Mexican war, to 
 U. S. Congress. Arranged chronologically, p. 88-90. Treaties, p. 92-93. U. S. 
 Laws pertaining to military affairs in connection with the war between the 
 United States and Mexico, p. 98-100. Texas and Texan affairs, p. 100-102. 
 
 1-27804 Z881 .Y611S E. S. A.W.C. 
 
<rfcer of Arrangement 
 
 Page. 
 
 A. History of Mexico in general. A selection 1-7 
 
 I>. General histories of the Mexican war, 1846-48, including 
 
 also Studies of the war from a political standpoint 8-33 
 
 I>. a. The Mexican war, 1846-48 : Works relating to the 
 
 Conquest of California and New Mexico 34-39 
 
 C. Special campaigns and battles. Personal narratives. 
 
 Regimental histories 40-54 
 
 D. Biographical material. Lives of prominent characters 
 
 of the Mexican war, including a few works relating 
 
 to the former president, Porfirio Diaz 55-70 
 
 E. The Navy of the United States. Special works dealing 
 
 with naval operations of the Mexican war 71-75 
 
 F. Modern Mexico. Including description of, and travel in, 
 
 Mexico ; natural resources, social life and customs, 
 politics and government, economic conditions, the 
 army and navy, and recent events in Mexico 76-89 
 
 G. Means of communication : Railroads, roads and trails, 
 
 canals, inland waterways, rivers, seaports, posts and 
 telegraphs, and other public works 90-93 
 
 Index, following p. [94]. 
 
 Corngen&a: 
 
 P. 17. First line: Author s name is Ripley, Roswell Sabine; not Riley. 
 P. 67. Last line: Read Bixby; not Kirbv. 
 
A. 
 
 of jWexfco hi <0eneraL a Selection, 
 
 Abbot, Gorham Dummer. Mexico and the United States; their 
 mutual relations and common interests. New York, G. P. 
 Putnam s sons, 1869. XVI, 391 p. front., port., map. 23cm. 
 
 A useful guide to the constitutional history, especially for the 
 period from 1824-1859. 
 
 2-4897 F1226 .A12 
 
 Alaman, Lucas, 1792-1853. Historia de Mejico desde los primeros 
 movimientos que prepararon su independencia en el ano de 
 1808, hasta la epoca presente. Per Don Lucas Alaman . . . 
 Mejico, Impr. de J. M. Lara, 1849-52. 5 v. front, (v. 5) plates, 
 ports., fold, maps, plans, fold, facsims. 23% cm. 
 
 Contents. t. 1-4. Parte primera, que comprende desde el 
 principio de las inquietudes en 1808, hasta la completa pacificacion 
 del reino en 1820 . . . Con una noticia preliminar del sistema de 
 gobierno ... en 1808, y del estado en que se hallaba el pais en el 
 mismo ano. t. 5. Parte segunda, que comprende desde el plan 
 proclainado por D. Agustin de Iturbide en Iguala, en ... 1821 . . . 
 hasta la muerte de este jefe y el establecimiento de la republica 
 federal mejicana en 1824. Continuada hasta la epoca presente. 
 
 1 1 Still a standard work, of considerable suggestive value, on the 
 history of Mexico, and on the significant cause of events. Deals 
 with the wars of independence, 1810-21, and with events during 
 the period, 1821-1861." Soley. 
 
 2-5005 F1232 .A31 
 
 Bancroft, Hubert Howe, 1832- History of Mexico. San Fran 
 cisco, A. L. Bancroft & co., 1883-88. 6 v. illus. (incl. maps) 
 fold. maps. 24cm. ("Works of Hubert Howe Bancroft, v. ix- 
 
 xiv.) 
 
 v. vi pub. by The History co. According to W. A. Morris in 
 Quarterly of the Oregon historical society, v. 4, p. 348-349, this 
 
2 History of Mexico in General 
 
 was written under Bancroft s supervision by W. Nemos, T. Sav 
 age, J. J. Peatfield and one or two others. 
 
 "Authorities": v. 1, p. xxi-cxii. 
 
 Contents. v. 1. 1516-1521. v. 2. 1521-1600. v. 3. 1600- 
 1803. v. 4. 1804-1824. v. 5. 1824-1861. -v. 6. 1861-1887. 
 
 1-22959 E13.B21 F1226 .B2 A. W." C. 
 
 The same work. San Francisco, The History co., 1890. 6 v. illus., 
 
 port., maps. 24cm. "Authorities": v. 1, p. xxi-cxii. 
 2-4900. F1226 .B21 
 
 . . . "Gives, [in v. 5, p. 362 et seq.] a more favorable idea of the 
 Mexican side than we get from other American narratives, and 
 [his] foot-notes display to us nearly all the important Mexican 
 authorities on the subject. Soley. cf. also, [his] Bibliography in 
 v. 1. 
 
 "For details of Scott s campaign see v. 5, chap. 17, 18, 19, and 
 final references p. 522. Note on the losses of the army, v. 5, p. 
 544. Palo Alto and Kesaca de la Palma, May 8-9, 1846, v. 5, chap. 
 
 14, with plans and references. Monterey, Sept, 19-24, 1846, chap. 
 
 15, and p. 378-381. cf. also: Historical magazine, v. 10, p. 207. 
 Buena Vista, Feb. 22-23, 1847, v. 5, p. 420, 433-436. He gives there 
 also, a long list of American and Mexican authorities. His ac 
 count of the march of the Mormon battalion, v. 5, p. 477, is based 
 on Tyler s concise history ... (q. v.) Soley. 
 
 Bancroft, Hubert Howe, 1832- History of Texas and the north 
 Mexican states. San Francisco, History co., 1890. 2 v. 
 maps. 24cm. "Authorities": v. 1, p. XIX-XLVIII. 
 
 Bancroft, Hubert Howe, 1832- History of the north Mexican 
 states . . . San Francisco, A. L. Bancroft & co., 1884- . 2 v, 
 maps. 24cm. ("Works" of II. II. Bancroft, v. XV-XVI.) 
 "Authorities": v. 1, p. XIX-XLVIII. 
 
 According to W. A. Morris, in Quarterly of the Oregon his 
 torical society, v. 4, p. 287-364, these volumes were the work of 
 H. L. Oak, J. J. Peatfield, and Wm. Nemos. 
 
 Bancroft, Hubert Howe, 1832- History of the Pacific states of 
 North America. San Francisco, A. L. Bancroft & co., 1882- 
 90. 34 v. front, (v. 34: port.) illus., 12 maps (part fold.) 
 fold. plan. 24cm. 
 
 A "list of authorities consulted" at the beginning of each di 
 vision. 
 
 Vol. 3, 9, 11-12, 17-21, 24-27, 29-34 pub. by The History co. 
 
History of Mexico ii* General 3 
 
 With changed title-pages and binder s titles, includes the same 
 material as his Woilis, San Francisco, 1882-90, 39 v. ; omitting v. 
 1-5, The native races of the Pacific states . . . 
 
 Contents. v. 1-3. Central America. 1882-87. v. 4-9. Mex 
 ico. 1883-88. v. 10. North Mexican states. 1883. v. 11. Texas. 
 1889._v. 12. Arizona and New Mexico. 1888. v. 13-19. Cali 
 fornia. 1884-90. v. 20. Nevada, Colorado and Wyoming. 1890. 
 -v. 21. Utah. 1889. v. 22-23. The northwest coast. 1884. 
 v. 24-25. Oregon. 1886-88. v. 26. Washington, Idaho, and 
 Montana. 1890. v. 27. British Columbia. 1887. v. 28. Alaska. 
 1886. [v. 29] California pastoral. 1888. [v. 30] California in 
 ter pocula. 1888. v. 31-32. Popular tribunals. 1887. v. 
 Essays and miscellany. 1890. v. 34. Literary industries 1890. 
 
 " ... v. 5 being really a history of the conquest [of Cal., 1846- 
 48], is the most abundant source, based on the largest knowledge, 
 with a full statement in notes of all authorities, American and 
 Mexican, essential, and even non-essential, including a large 
 amount of manuscript material. The official documents relating 
 to the Conquest of the northern Mexican states and Alta Cali 
 fornia, which of course are the basis, will be found grouped in 
 the lists prefixed to the first volume of each state ; and particu 
 larly see California, v. 5, p. 233, 241 
 
 ..." [Among this manscript material] are the papers of consul 
 T. 0. Larkin, (cf. Bancroft, California, v. 1, p. 59) who was also 
 in the beginning the secret agent of the U. S. to effect the transfer 
 of the government of California by peaceful means, whose ef 
 forts, it seems apparent, were thwarted by the precipitate con 
 duct of Stockton and Fremont. There has been a good deal of 
 mystery about the exact terms of bis instructions from the gov 
 ernment, but the Larkin papers revealed the despatch, which is 
 corroborated by the copy at Washington," . . . Winsor, v. vii, 
 p. 444., 
 
 ... "Both Bancroft and Royce, the latest writers, and possess 
 ing the amplest means of judging, make Larkin the main instru 
 ment of the conquest." Soley. 
 
 1-23109 E13 .B21 
 
 Bancroft, Hubert Howe, 1832- How California was secured. 
 (In Magazine of American history, . . . N. Y., 1887. 24cm. 
 v. xviii, Aug., 1887, p. [194] -202. 
 Facsimile of author : p. 202. 
 
 "This is an abridged statement from his volume on Cali 
 fornia. "Soley. 
 
 [3-22493] in E171 .M181 v. 18 
 
 Bancroft, Hubert Howe, 1832- . . . North Mexican states . . . 
 San Francisco, A. L. Bancroft & co., 1883-89. 2 v. illus. 
 
4 History of Mexico in General 
 
 (maps) 241/0 cm. (History of the Pacific states of North 
 America. By Hubert Howe Bancroft, vol. x-xi.) 
 
 Title of v. 2 reads : . . . Texas, vol. ii 1801-1889. San Fran 
 cisco, The History co., 1889. 
 
 These volumes were written by H. L. Oak, J. J. Peatfield, and 
 Wm. Nemos, according to W. A. Morris, cf. Quarterly of the 
 Oregon hist, society, vol. 4, p. 287-364. 
 
 Also pub. as vol. 15 and 16 of Bancroft s "Works." 
 Authorities quoted": vol. i, p. xix-xlviii. 
 Contents. v. 1. 1531-1800. v. 2. Texas. 1801-1889. 
 1-23108 F851 .B22 F386 .B21 
 
 Bancroft, Hubert Howe, 1832- A popular history of the Mexi 
 can people. San Francisco, The History co., 1887. vii, 632 
 p. iiiel. illus., port,, maps. 21cm. 
 
 An abstract of the larger work, possessing almost none of 
 the qualities which give some value to those volumes, [of the 
 larger work] Soley. 
 
 2-4901 F1226 .B22 
 
 Fortier, Alcee, 1856- . . . Central America and Mexico, by Alcee 
 Fortier and John Rose Ficklen. Phila., Printed for sub 
 scribers only by G. Barrie sons [c!907] XXVIII, 
 536 p. col. front., plates (partly col.) prts., maps (partly 
 double) plan, facsims. (partly double) 23cm. (Half title: 
 The history of North America; Francis Newton Thorpe, ed.) 
 [v. 9]) Series title also at head of t.-p. 
 
 This edition, printed on Japan vellum paper, is limited to 
 one thousand numbered and registered sets." This copy is not 
 numbered. 
 
 7-29849 E45 .1167 
 
 Hittell, John Shertzer, 1825-1901. A history of the city of San 
 Francisco and incidentally of the state of California. San 
 Francisco, A. L. Bancroft & co., 1878. 498 p. 23cm. 
 
 developed views [ n the conquest of Gal.]. 
 
 Rc-675 F869 .S3H7 
 
 Kelsey, Raynor Wickersham. . . . The United States consulate 
 m California . . . Berkeley, Gal., University of California, 
 
History of Mexico in General 5 
 
 1910. 107 p. 24cm. (Publications of the Academy of 
 Pacific coast history, v. I, no. 5) 
 
 Thesis (Ph. D.) Univ. of California. Chiefly the activities of 
 T. 0. Larkin. 
 
 Contents. i. Historical and biographical background, p. 1-10. 
 ii. Chronological sketch of the consulate, p. 11-16. iii. Aid to 
 United States maritime interests, p. 17-26. iv. Safeguarding the 
 civil rights of Americans, p. 27-34. v. Miscellaneous activities, 
 p. 35-43. vi. Larkin s early attitude toward the acquisition, p. 
 44-58. vii. The confidential agency, p. 59-75. viii. Larkin s ac 
 tivities in the conquest of California, July, 1846-Jan. 1847, p. 
 75-86. Appendix. 1. Biographical sketch of Thomas 0. Larkin, 
 p. 87-93. 2. Consular representatives of France, Great Britain, 
 and Spain in California during the Larkin consulate, p. 94-95. 
 3. -The affair at Hawks Peak, p. 96-99. 4. The secret despatch 
 of October 17, 1845, p. 100-103. 5. Bibliography, p. 104-107. 
 
 . . . "Bancroft obtained the Larkin manuscripts from Sampsom 
 Tains, living (1909) in San Francisco, husband of Caroline 
 Larkin [1821-1891], a daughter of Thomas O. Larkin." 
 
 10-15190 F851 .A15 v. 1 
 
 Noll, Arthur Howard, 1855- From empire to republic ; the story 
 of the struggle for constitutional government in Mexico. 
 Chicago, A. C. McClurg & co., 1903. x, 336 p. front., map. 
 21cm. 
 
 Appendices: A. Chronological summary of principal events re 
 lated to Mexican history. B. Bibliography. C. Notes on the 
 historical geography of Mexico. 
 
 3-27979 F1226 .N78 A. W. C. 
 
 Perigny, Maurice, comte de. ... Les Etats-Unis du Mexique ; pre 
 face de M. Marcel Dubois . . . Paris, E. Guilmoto, [1912] 
 3 p. 1., [IX] -XI, 310 p. fold. map. 23cm. 
 
 13-15946 F1208 .P45 
 
 Ponce de Leon, Gregorio. El interinato presidencial de 1911, obra 
 escrita . . . por el licenciado Gregorio Ponce de Leon, sobre 
 la tarea que realize el Sen or licenciado Don Francisco Leon 
 de la Barra, como presidents interino de la republica. Ed 
 bajo los auspicios de la Secretaria de fomento, colonizacion, 
 industria y comercio. Mexico, Impr. de la Secretaria de 
 fomento, 1912. 290 p. 1 1. port. 23cm. 
 
 13-9469 F1234 .B26 
 
6 History of Mexico in General 
 
 Ramirez, Jose Fernando, 1804-1871. . . . Mexico durante su guerra 
 con los Estndos-Unidos. Mexico, Vda. de C. Bouret, 1905. 
 viii, 322 p. 21cin. (Doeumentos ineditos 6 muy raros para 
 la historia de Mexico, pub. por Genaro Garcia y Carlos 
 Pereyra. t. iii) 
 
 . . . "From a previously unpublished collection of the author s 
 letters and other papers, preserved in the Secretaria de instruc- 
 cion publica y bellas artes of Mexico." 
 
 6-36140 E404 .R17 
 
 Rives, George Lockhart, 1849- The United States and Mexico. 
 1821-1848; a history of the relations between the two coun 
 tries from the independence of Mexico to the close of the war 
 with the United States. N. Y., C. Scribner s sons, 1913. 
 2 v. maps (2 fold.) plans (1 double) 24cm. 
 
 Contents. v. 1. The Florida treaty, p. 1-26. Mexico achieves 
 her independence, p. 27-50. The people of Mexico, p. 51-102. 
 The northern frontier of Mexico, p. 103-127. The permanent 
 settlement of Texas, p. 128-154. Mexican politics: 1824-1830, 
 p. 155-181. Mexico resolves to take order with the Mexicans, p. 
 182-204. Santa Anna in control, p. 205-233. Pres. Jackson s 
 offers to purchase Texas, p. 234-261. Texas in arms, p. 262-285. 
 Texas stands by the constitution, p. 286-310. The Mexican in 
 vasion, p. 311-337. San Jacinto, p. 338-361. American sympathy 
 with Texas, p. 362-388. Texas proposes annexation, p. 389-416. 
 Claims against Mexico, p. 417-444. Santa Anna once more, p. 
 445-463. The republic of Texas, p. 464-494. The Whigs and 
 Mexico, p. 495-524. Efforts at mediation, p. 525-554. British 
 proposals for abolishing slavery in Texas, p. 555-584. Tyler s 
 treaty of annexation, p. 585-617. The election of Polk, p! 618- 
 650. The banishment of Santa Anna, p. 651-678. Congress in 
 vites Texas to enter the Union, p. 679-701. Texas enters the 
 Union, p. 703-720. v. 2, The Oregon question, p. 1-21. The 
 problems of California, p. 22-52. Slidell s mission, p. 53-80. 
 Mexico seeks foreign aid, p. 81-104. Peace or war? p. 105-127. 
 Palo Alto and Resaca de la Palma, p. 128-163. The occupation 
 of California, p. 164-194. Planning a campaign. The occupation 
 >f Xew Mexico, p. 195-220. Santa Anna returns from exile. The 
 AVilmot proviso, p. 220-246. Monterey, p. 247-275. A plan of 
 aiiipai.irn developed, p. 276-307. Anti-clericalism and anti- 
 shivery, p. 308-336. Buena Vista, p. 337-367. Chihuahua and 
 Vera Cm/, p. 368-390. Cerro Gordo, p. 391-417. Scott at Puebla, 
 ]). 418-447. Contreras, p. 448-475. Churubusco, p. 476-499. A 
 fiit Sir iii -mistice, p. 500-525. The Molino del Rey and Chapulte- 
 pec, p. 526-553. The capture of the city of Mexico, Final mili- 
 tary operations, p. 554-583. The treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo 
 p. ;,s4-(il3. The treaty ratified by the U. S., p. 614-637. The 
 
History of Mexico in General 7 
 
 conclusion of peace, p. 638-660. List of books referred to, p. 
 661-674. Index, p. 675-726. 
 
 Maps, v, 1. The Sabine River, p. 10. The San Jacinlu cam 
 paign, p. 346. The kingdom of Spain at end of v. 1. v. 2. The 
 Oregon country, p. 6. Upper California, p. 36. Matamoras to 
 Point Isabel, p. 150. The battle of Monterey, p. 262. Buena 
 Vista, p.. 352. The battle of the Sacramento River, p. 372. 
 Cerro Gordo, p. 396. Vera Cruz to the city of Mexico, p. 414. 
 The Valley of Mexico, p. 454. Coiitreras and Churubusco, p. 
 460. Chapultepec and the gates of Mexico, p. 540. The Mexi 
 can boundary from Texas to California at end of v. 2. 
 
 A judicious and comprehensive narration of the relations of 
 the United States with Mexico, commencing with the Florida 
 treaty of 1819 and ending with the peace of 1848. In his political- 
 military account, Mr. Rives has kept the slave question in its 
 relation to expansion well in the background ; he shows also a 
 full appreciation of the Mexican s point of view, References to 
 a wide range of printed sources and public documents in Eng 
 lish, French and Spanish, and a good index are special features. 
 
 13-20399 F1232 .R62 A. W. C. 
 
 Soule, Frank. The annals of San Francisco ; containing a sum 
 mary of the history of ... California, and a complete history 
 of ... its great city; to which are added, biographical mem- 
 oirs of some prominent citizens. By Frank Soule, John H. 
 Gihon, M. D., and James Nisbet. Illustrated with 150 fine en 
 gravings . . . N. Y. [etc.] D. Appleton & co., 1855. 824 p. 
 front., illus., plates, ports., fold. map. 24cm. 
 Rc-687 F869 .S3S7 
 
 Wright, Mrs. Marie (Robinson) 1866- Mexico, a history of its 
 progress and development in one hundred years. Philadel 
 phia, G. Barrie & sons; [etc., etc. c 1911] 511 p. incl. illus., 
 plates, front, (port.) 31cm. 
 12-21586 F1208 .W94 
 
 Young, Philip. History of Mexico : her civil wars, and colonial 
 and revolutionary annals : from the period of the Spanish 
 conquest, 1520, to the present time, 1847 : including an ac 
 count of the war with the United States ... by Philip Young, 
 M. D. . . . Continued to the treaty of peace, 1848, by George 
 C. Furber . . . Cincinnati, J. A. & U. P. James, 1850. 656 p. 
 incl. pi. fold. map. 23 cm. 
 
 The continuation by G. C. Furber has special t.-p. : History of 
 Mexico : continued from the capture of Vera Cruz. 
 
 2-4924 F1226 .Y69 
 
B. 
 
 General ^(stories; of tlje iWexicait Mar, 1846=48, 
 imlutmtg also fttutiiea of tfte 3Kar from a 
 political 
 
 |Alcaraz, Ramonj, ed. Apuntes para la historia de guerra entre 
 Mexico y los Estados-Unidos. Mexico, Tip. de M. Payiio 
 (hijo) 1848. v p., 1 L, 401, [3] p. ports., fold, plans, fold. 
 tables. 25cm. 
 
 "Redactores": Ramon Alcaraz, Ale jo Barreiro, Jose Maria Cas 
 tillo, ^Felix Maria Escalante, Jose Maria Iglesias, Manuel Murioz, 
 Ramon Ortiz, Manuel Payno, Guillerino Prieto, Ignacio Ramirez, 
 Napoleon Saborio, Francisco Schiafino, Francisco Segura, Pablo 
 Maria Torrescano, Francisco Urquidi. 
 
 cf. Note under next title. 
 
 5-23338 E404 .A33 
 
 |Alcaraz, Ramon] ed. The other side: or, Notes for the history 
 of the war between Mexico and the United States. Written 
 in Mexico. Tr. from the Spanish, and ed., with notes, by- 
 Albert C. Ramsey . . . N. Y., and Lond., J. Wiley, 1850. xv, 
 [1], 458 p. front., 9 port., 14 plans. 19cm 
 
 A translation of "Apuntes para la historia de la guerra entre 
 Mexico y los Estados-Unidos," Mexico, 1848. 
 
 . Possesses great interest" . . . Holabird. 
 
 "Reproduces the battle-plans of the original. Best source on 
 the conduct of the war. . . . Apparently a collection of notes 
 on the war, written by fifteen Mexicans . . . gives their side of the 
 <-;mses . . . , describes their conduct of the campaigns, tells of 
 sufferings of soldiers, and closes abruptly with the peace. The 
 criticism of Gen. Santa Anna is rather severe. The translator 
 s I-VM| ;is colonel in the American army. Larned. 
 
 Tin- .M.-xican side of the conquest of Cal., and New Mexico 
 is presented in a condensed way, ... in chap. 26. Soley. 
 
 2-15526 E404 .34 A. W. C. W. D. 
 
 8 
 
General Histories of the Mexican War 9 
 
 [Allen, G. N.] Mexican treacheries and cruelties. Incidents 
 and sufferings in the Mexican war; with accounts of hard 
 ships endured; treacheries of the Mexicans; battles fought, 
 and success of American arms ; also, an account of valiant 
 soldiers fallen, and the particulars of the death and funeral 
 services in honor of Capt. George Lincoln, of Worcester. 
 By a volunteer returned from the war. Bost., and New 
 York, 1848. Cover-title [32] p. illus. 23cm. 
 2-15446 E415 .A42 
 
 The American gift book; or, Military souvenir . . . N. Y., Apple- 
 ton; Phila., G. S. Appleton, 1848. 262 p. front., pi., port. 
 20cm. 
 
 Incidents in the Mexican war. Was reprinted the same year 
 under the title : The rough and ready annual ; or military sou 
 venir. 
 
 2-15533 E404 .A51 
 
 Ampudia, Pedro de. El ciudadano general Pedro de Ampudia 
 ante el tribunal respetable de la opinion publica, por los 
 primeros sucesos ocurridos -en la guerra a que nos provoca, 
 decreta y sostiene el gobierno de los Estados-Unidos de 
 America. San Luis Potosi, Impr. de gobierno en palacio, a 
 cargo de Ventura Carrillo, 1846. Cover-title [3] -27 p. 
 22cm. Signed: Pedro de Ampudia. 
 4-4293 E411 .A52 
 
 Balbontin, Manuel. La invasion americana. 1846 a 1848. Apuntes 
 del subteniente de artilleria M. Balbontin. Mexico, Tip. de 
 G. A. Esteva, 1883. 137 p. 1 1. 4 fold. maps. 22cm. 
 7-38063 E411 .B17 
 
 Battles of Mexico; containing an authentic account of all the 
 battles fought in that republic from the commencement of 
 the war until the capture of the city of Mexico : with a list 
 of the killed and wounded. N. Y. [Martin & Ely], 1847. 
 98 p. illus., pi. 25cm. 
 
 The "list of the killed and wounded" is omitted [in this copy]. 
 Copyrighted by E. Hutchinson. 
 
 2-15519 E409 .B32 
 
 Baylies, Francis, 1783-1852. The inarch of the United States 
 troops, under the command of General John E. Wool, 
 from San Antonio, Texas, to Saltillo, Mexico, in the year 
 1846. By Hon. F. Baylies. Original communication. (In 
 Strykers American register and magazine. Washington 
 [etc.. etc.l. 1850. 24cm. v. 4. n. 297-312.) 
 
10 General Histories of the Mexican War 
 
 * Names of officers, as far as ascertained, who accompanied 
 Gen. Wool s column, and were in the great battle of Buena Vista 
 ... ... .p. 310-312." 
 
 [5-32095] in AP2 .S92 v. 4 
 
 Bellemare, Louis i. e. Eugene Louis Gabriel de, 1809-1852. 
 (Gabriel Ferry, pseud.) La guerre des Etats-Unis et du Mex- 
 ique. (In Kevue des deux mondes. Paris, 1847. 23cm. 
 17e annee. Nouvelle serie. Tome 19 [v. 3], aout, .1847, p. 
 385-431.) 
 [11-16662-5] AP20 .R3, 1847. 
 
 |Benton, Thomas Hart], 17821858. Thirty years view; or, A 
 history of the working of the American government for 
 thirty years, from 1820 to 1850. Chiefly taken from the 
 Congress debates, the private papers of General Jackson, 
 and the speeches of ex-Senator Benton, with his actual view 
 of men and affairs: w r ith historical notes and illustrations 
 and some notices of eminent deceased contemporaries: by a 
 senator of thirty years . . . N. Y., D. Appleton & co. ; Bost., 
 F. Parker, 1854-56. 2 v. fronts, (v. 1: port.) 24cm. 
 
 War with Mexico. See v. 2, Administration of James K. Polk, 
 p. 639-736. 
 
 7-8611 E338 .B47 E. S. 
 
 Brackenridge, Henry Marie. Mexican letters written during the 
 progress of the late war between the United States and 
 Mexico, by H. M. Brackenridge : now collected and repub- 
 lished, with notes and corrections, to be completed in two 
 numbers ... [no. I] Wash., printed by R. A. Waters, 1850. 
 85 p. 23cm. 
 
 Author s autograph signature at end of preface. 
 2-17191 E407 .B79 
 
 Brooks, Nathan Covington, 1819-1889. A complete history of 
 the Mexican war: its causes, conduct, and v consequences: 
 comprising an account of the various military and naval 
 operations, from its commencement to the treaty of peace. 
 Phila., Griggs, Elliot & co. ; Baltimore, Hutchinson & See- 
 bold, 1849. XVI [5] -558 p. incl. front. 11 pi., 22 port., 2 
 maps, 11 plans. 24cm. 
 2-15425 E404 .B87 W. D. 
 
General Histories of the Mexican War 11 
 
 Bustamente, Oarlos Maria de. El nuevo Bernal Del Castillo, 6 
 sea, Historia de la invasion de los Anglo-Americanos en Mex 
 ico. Escrita por el licenciado Carlos Maria de Bustamente 
 . . . Mexico, Impr. de V. Garcia Torres, 1847. 2 v. 24cm. 
 
 Probably no more published, cf. v. 2, p. 235. 
 
 2-15429 E404 .B98 
 
 Cass, Lewis, 1782-1866. The war with Mexico. Speech of Hon. 
 Lewis Cass, of Michigan, in the Senate of the U. S., Jan. 3, 
 1848. On the bill reported from the Committee on military 
 affairs to raise, for a limited time, an additional military 
 force. [Wash., D. C.] Congressional globe office [1848]. 8 p. 
 23cm. Caption title. 
 10-16034 E407 .C34 
 
 Complete history of the late Mexican war. Containing an au 
 thentic account of all the battles fought in that republic,, 
 including the treaty of peace : with a list of the killed and 
 wounded. Together with a brief sketch of the lives of Gen 
 erals Scott and Taylor . . . By an eye-witness. N. Y., F. J. 
 Dow & co., 1850. 128 p. incl. front., illus. port. 23cm. 
 2-15423 E404 .C73 
 
 Coppee, Henry, 1821-1895. Coincidences of the conquests of 
 Mexico, 1520-1847. By prof. Henry Coppee ... (In Journal 
 of the Military service institute of the U. S., N. Y., March, 
 1884 23cm. v. 5, no. 17, p. 29-55, incl. 1 sketch-map.) 
 [8-15848-9] in Ul .M6 v. 5 E, S. 
 
 Cowan, John E. comp. . . . Condensed history of the Mexican war 
 and its glorious results, by Hon. Win. McKay . . . also remi 
 niscences of the war by Colonel Dan E. Hungerford . . . 
 and Col. Chas. J. Murphy . . . Comp. and pub. by John E. 
 Cowan ... 1st ed., 25000. [N. Y.? 1902?] 41 p. 3 port. 
 (incl. front.). 23cm. 
 
 Errata slip attached to frontispiece. 
 
 4-23284 E404 .C87 
 
 Duflot de Mofras, Eugene, b. 1810. Expeditions des Espagnols et 
 des Americains au Mexique en 1829 et en 1847. Paris, Typ. 
 E. Panckoucke & cie., 1862. 39 p. 21cm. 
 "Extrait du Moniteur universel des 11 et 12 octobre 1862." 
 8-20785 E404 .D85 
 
12 General Histories of the Mexican War 
 
 French, Samuel Gibbs. Two wars: an autobiography of Gen. 
 Sam. G. French . . . Mexican war; war between the States, a 
 diary ; reconstruction period, his experience ; incidents, remi 
 niscences, etc. Nashville, Tenn., Confederate veteran, 1901. 
 XV [1], 404 p. incl. illus., port, front, (port.) 24cm. 
 
 1-27326 E467.1 .P87T9 
 
 Frost, John, 1800-1859. The Mexican \var and its warriors ; com 
 prising a complete history of all the operations of the Ameri 
 can armies in Mexico : with biographical sketches and anec 
 dotes of the most distinguished officers in the regular army 
 and volunteer force. New Haven and Phila., H. Mansfield, 
 1850. 6 [VII] -VIII, 9-332, 11 [1], p. incl. col. front,, illus., 
 plates, ports., map. pi. 20cm. 
 
 13-18442 E405 .F93 
 
 Frost, John, 1800-1859. Pictorial history of Mexico and the 
 Mexican war: comprising an account of the ancient Aztec 
 empire, the conquest by Cortes, Mexico under the Spaniards, 
 the Mexican revolution, the republic, the Texan war, and 
 the recent war with the United States. Embellished with 
 . . . engravings from designs of W. Croome and other dis 
 tinguished artists. Phila., Thomas Cowperthwait and co., 
 for J. A. Bill, 1848. XII [13] -640 p. incl. illus., port., plans, 
 col. front., 6 col. pi. 24cm. 
 
 2-15426 E404 .F93 
 
 Gallatin, Albert, i. e., Abraham Albert Alphonse, 1761-1849. Peace 
 with Mexico. N. Y., Bartlett & Welford [1847] cover-title 
 [3] -34 p. 23cm. 
 
 Republished 1848, in Waterman pamphlets, v. 45, no. 6 [etc., 
 etc.]. 
 
 7-23556 7-23555 E407 .G168 E407 .G169 W. D. 
 
 George, Isaac. Heroes and incidents of the Mexican war, con 
 taining Doniphan s expedition, the cause of the war with 
 Mexico, a description of the people and customs at that time, 
 a sketch of the life of Doniphan, together with sketches and 
 portraits of the heroes of that struggle. N. Y., Review pub. 
 co., 1903. 
 
 Green, James Stephen, 1817-1870. The war with Mexico. Speech 
 of Hon. J. S. Green, of Missouri, in the House of representa- 
 
General Histories of the Mexican War 13 
 
 tives, Jan. 25, 1848. In Committee of the whole on the state 
 of the Union, on the resolutions referring the President s 
 message to the various standing committees. [Wash., D. C.] 
 Printed at the Congressional globe office [1848]. 7 p. 23 
 cm. Caption title. 
 10-16038 B407 .G79 
 
 Grone, Carl von, d. 1849. Briefe liber Nord-Amerika und Mexiko 
 und den swischen beiden gefiihrten krieg, von Carl von 
 Grone. Nach dessen tode herausgegeben und mit einem 
 vorworte begleitet von A. C. E. von Grone. Braunschweig, 
 Druck von G. Westerrnann ; N. Y., G. & B. Westermann bros., 
 1850. VIII p., 1 L, 110 p. 23cm. 
 
 3-32102 E411 .G87 
 
 Halleck, Henry Wager, 1815-1872. Elements of military art and 
 science. ... 3d ed. N. Y., Lond., D. Appletoii & co., 1863. 
 449 p. plans, diagrs. 20cm. 
 
 Appendix, p. [409] et seq., contains critical notes on the 
 Mexican war. 
 
 War 9-150 A. W. C. E. S. 
 
 Hamilton, John, 1823-1900. History of the Mexican war by Gen. 
 C. M. Wilcox ... [A review]. (In Journal of the U. S. artil 
 lery, Fort Monroe, Va., 1892. 22cm. v. 1, p. 291-299 ; v. 2, 
 p. 141-144.) cf. Lane, W. B. 
 [ 6-13361 ] in UF1 . J86 v. 1 ; 2 E. S. 
 
 Hardie, Francis Hunter, 1854- The Mexican war. By Capt. F. H. 
 Hardie, 3d U. S. Cavalry. (In Journal of the Military service 
 institution of the U. S. Nov., 1894. 23cm. v. 15, no. 72, p. 
 1203-1211.) 
 [8-15848] in Ul .M6 v. 15 E. S. 
 
 Henry, Wm. Seaton, 1816-1851. Campaign sketches of the war 
 with Mexico. By Capt. W. S. Henry. N. Y., Harper & bros., 
 1847. V [7] -331 p. incl. illus., pi., front., plans. 20cm. 
 
 2-15597 E404 .H52 A. W. C. 
 
 History of Texas. By a traveller. (In Colb urn s united service 
 magazine, . . . Lond., 1847. 23cm. pt. 1, p. 70-80; 516-527.) 
 
 "Battle of San Jacinto." Copy of original document written by 
 
14 General Histories of the Mexican War 
 
 Gen. Houston in 1836, p. 80. Mexican war, 1846-48, p. 524-527. 
 [6-5657] in Ul. U6 v. 1847, pt. 1 E. S. 
 
 History of the war between the U. S. and Mexico. From the best 
 authorities. Phila., G. B. Zieber & co., 1847. 168 p. incl. 
 illus., 9 pi., port. 23cm. 
 
 2-15532 E404 .H67 
 
 Jay, Wm., 1789-1858. A review of the causes and consequences of 
 the Mexican war. 2d ed. Bost., B. B. Mussey & co. ; Phila. r 
 U. Hunt & co.; [etc., etc.]. 1849. 333 p. 20cm. 
 
 Written from the Abolitionist point of view He 
 
 wrote in a spirited, cutting style, and used the best of English. 
 The story of the Mexican war from this side has never been better 
 told, or more forcibly and logically argued. Lamed. 
 
 2-15555 E404 .J42 
 
 Jenkins, John Stilwell, 1818-1852. History of the war between 
 U. S. and Mexico, from the commencement of hostilities to 
 the ratification of the treaty of peace. Auburn [N. Y.] r 
 Derby, Miller & co., 1849. xiv [15] -514 p. front., pi., port. 
 23cm. 
 
 Another ed. issued ibid., 1851. A translation of extracts from 
 this book into French was pub. in Paris, cf. next title. 
 " ... a politician s affair." Soley. 
 
 2-15530 E404 .J53 A. W. C. W. D. 
 
 Jenkins, John Stilwell, 1818-1852. Extrait de 1 histoire de la 
 guerre entre les Etats-TTnis et le Mexique en 1847. Traduit 
 de I Anglais et complete d apres les documents officiels pub- 
 lies par le gouvernement americain par le chef d escadron 
 d etat-major Jouve. Depot de la guerre. [Paris] Bosc 
 [1862?] 101 p. 34cm. Lithographed from manuscript. 
 
 2-137 E404 ..157 
 
 Johnson, Herschel Vespasian, 1812-1880. The war with Mexico. 
 Speech of Hon. H. V. Johnson, of Georgia, in the Senate of 
 the U. S., March 16, 1848, on the bill reported from the Com 
 mittee on military affairs to raise, for a limited time, an addi 
 tional military force. [Wash., D. C., Printed at the Con^ 
 gressional globe office, 1848.] 16 p. 25cm. Caption title. 
 
 10-16046 E407 .J67 
 
General Histories of the Mexican War 15 
 
 Ladd, Horatio Oliver, 1839- . . . History of the war with Mexico. 
 N. Y., Dodd, Mead & co. [1883]. 4 [v]-xii, [13] -328 p. front., 
 3 fold, pi., fold. map. 19cm. (Minor wars of the U. S.) 
 
 ... "Convenient little history, giving a fairly good general 
 view," . . .Soley. 
 
 "Ought to be welcomed by a great many persons who have 
 wished a compendious account . . . The illustrations are for the 
 most part of the usual kind fancy pictures but good of their 
 kind."- Nation, 1883. 
 
 2-15554 E404 .L15 A. W. C. 
 
 Lane, Wm. Bartlett. History of the Mexican war, by Gen. C. M. 
 Wilcox [a review], by Major W. B. Lane. (In Journal of the 
 U. S. artillery, Ft. Monroe, Va. 1892. 22cm. v. 1, p. 412- 
 421.) 
 
 A reply to a review by Col. John Hamilton, q. v. 
 [6-13361] In UF1 .J86 v. 1 E. S. 
 
 Livermore, Abiel Abbot, 1811-1892. The war with Mexico re : 
 viewed. Bost., American peace society, 1850. XII, 310 (i. e., 
 298) p. 20cm. 
 
 Paging irregular : p. 298 numbered 310. ... To this work was 
 awarded the five hundred dollar prize offered by the Am. peace 
 society for the best review of the Mexican war on the principles 
 of Christianity, and an enlightened statesmanship. 
 
 . . .Describes the expenditures, inhumanities, vices of camps, 
 military executions, and all the horrors of war. . . . Soley. . . . " is 
 of very little consequence save as it presents in very strong light 
 some of the causes of the war. The value of the book is in 
 chapters 3-8, where is clearly presented, from extracts of writings 
 and speeches, the desire of the South to acquire new territory in 
 the interests of slavery." C. K. Adams. 
 
 2-15444 E415 .L77 
 
 [McPherson, John D.] The evolution of the myth, as exemplified 
 in Gen. Grant s history of the plot of President Polk and 
 Secretary Marcy to sacrifice two American armies in the 
 Mexican war of 1846-48. By Senex. Wash., D. C., W. H. 
 Morrison, 1890. 54 p. 19cm. 
 2-15471 E407 .M17 
 
 Mansfield, Edward Deering, 1801-1880. The Mexican war: a 
 history of its origin, and a detailed account of the victories 
 which terminated in the surrender of the capital; with the 
 
16 General Histories of the Mexican War 
 
 official despatches of the generals. N. Y., Barnes & co. ; 
 Cincinnati, Derby, Bradley & co., 1848. IV [5] -323 p., 
 incl. maps, plans., front., pi. 20cm. 
 
 ... In large part composed of official documents ; and its nar 
 rative is in effect abridged in his Life of Scott. . . . Santa Anna s 
 account is translated in p. 143-162. Soley. 
 
 Also published in 1849, 1873, etc. 
 2-15550 E404 .M28 A. W. C. 
 
 Mayer, Brantz, 1809-1879. History of the war between Mexico 
 and the United States, with a preliminary view of its origin. 
 N. Y., Lond., Wiley and Putnam, 1848. 188 p. front, (port.) 
 2 plans. 22cm. 
 Several other editions. 
 
 . . . "not without rendering justice to the Mexican arms/ - 
 Soley. 
 
 2-15f)f>3 E404 .M46 
 
 Moody, Loring. A history of the Mexican war, or Facts for the 
 people, showing the relation of the United States govern 
 ment to slavery. Compiled from official and authentic docu 
 ments. 2d ed., with additions and corrections. Bost., B. 
 .Marsh, 1848. XI [12] -120 p. 19cm. 
 
 Also pub., Boston, 1847, under title : Facts for the people. 
 "Showing relations of the U. S. government to slavery." 
 Soley. 
 
 2-15399 E404 .M81 
 
 Murphy, Chas. J., 1832- Reminiscences of the war of the rebel 
 lion, and of the Mexican war. N. Y., F. J. Ficker, 1882. 
 cover-title, 80 p. 23cm. 
 10-29587 E601 .M97 
 
 Paz, Eduardo. La invacioii norte americana en 1846 ; ensayo f e 
 historia patria-militar por el mayor de caballeria Eduardo 
 Paz. Mexico, C. Paz, 1889. 3 p. 1., 44 p. 1 fold. tab. 18y 2 cm. 
 2-25082 E404 .P35 
 
 Peterson, Chas. Jacobs, 1819-1887. The military heroes of the 
 
 war with Mexico : with a narrative of the war. Phila., W. A. 
 
 Leary, 1848. 282 p. incl. illus., port, front., pi., port, 24cm. 
 
 [With his: Military heroes of the war of 1812. Phila., 1848.] 
 
 ... a specimen of the ready-made book of the hour. Soley. 
 
 9.1 TnQfi RSSS PAS 
 
General Histories of the Mexican War 17 
 
 Porter, Chas. T. Review of the Mexican war, embracing the 
 causes of the war, the responsibility of its commencement, 
 the purposes of the American government in its prosecution, 
 its benefits and its evils. Auburn, N. Y., Alden & Parsons, 
 1849. VII [8] -220 p. 19cm. 
 2-15443 E415 .P84 
 
 Read, Benj. Maurice, 1853- Guerra mexico-arnericana . . . [Por] 
 Benjamin M. Read . . . Santa Fe, N. M., Compania impresora 
 del Nuevo Mexicano, 1910. 259 p. front, (port.) facsims. 
 23cm. 
 10-15827 E407 .R28 
 
 y, Roswell Sabine. The war with Mexico. N. Y., Harper 
 & bros., 1849. 2 v. 14 plans. 23cm. 
 
 ... On the American side, the best military history. . . . Deals 
 fully with strategic operations, and, except for a certain ten 
 dency to underrate the work of the navy, it is a highly satis 
 factory book. It was not altogether satisfactory, however, to 
 some of his brother officers, and issue was taken with him in, 
 certain directions by Isaac J. Stevens, in his "Campaigns" . . . 
 q. v. Soley. 
 
 A rather pretentious history of the Mexican war now out of 
 print . . . probably the best work that we have on the subject. 
 Brevt. Brig. Gen. Holabird. 
 
 2-15449 E404 .R59 A. W. C. W. D. 
 
 Boa Barcena, Jose Maria. Recuerdos de la invasion norte- 
 americana, 1846-1848, por un joveii de eiitonces. Obra de 
 Don Jose Maria Barcena . . . Mexico, J. Buxo y ca., 1883. 3 p. 
 1., II 686 p. 24cm. 
 
 Bancroft (in his: History of Mexico) states, v. 5, p. 433, in a 
 footnote, that this is the result of study of both American and 
 Mexican documents . . . 
 
 His style is clear and elegant ; his conclusions impartial as may 
 be expected. Soley. 
 
 2-21294 E404 .R62 
 
 Robarts, William Hugh. Mexican war veterans. A complete 
 roster of the regular and volunteer troops in the war between 
 the United States and Mexico, from 1846 to 1848 . . . Comp. 
 from official sources by Wm. H. Robarts . . . Wash., D. C., 
 Brentano s, 1887. 80 p. 23cm. 
 2-15454 E409 .R62 
 
18 General Histories of the Mexican War 
 
 Robinson, Fayette, d. 1859. An account of the organization df 
 the army of the United States ; with biographies of dis 
 tinguished officers of all grades. By F. Robinson. Phila. r 
 E. H. Butler & co., 1848. 2v. front., port, 19cm. 
 
 ... Of more special character with sketches of leading generals. 
 -Soley. 
 
 v. 1. Corps of engineers, p. 60-80. Sappers, miners, and pon- 
 toniers, p. 83. War with Mexico, p. 255-282; Gaines, p. 285-330. 
 
 v. 2. Taylor, p. 5-92. Wool, p. 93-116. Twiggs, p. 117-128. 
 Kearny, p. 129-148. Gen. Worth, p. 226-330. 
 
 Portraits, v. 1: Gen. Scott (front.); Gen. Brown, p. 26; Maj. 
 Harbour, p. 65 ; Cols. Thayer, p. 70 ; Totteii, p. 75 ; Gens. Macomb, 
 106; Towson, p. 169; Commodore Conner, p. 262; Col. Hitchcock, 
 p. 266; President Santa Anna, p. 274; Gens: Persif or F. Smith, 
 p. 279; Gaines, p. 285; Gibson, p.* 313*; Arbuckle, p. 315; Clinch, 
 p. 322; Brooke, p. 326. 
 
 v. 2: General Taylor .(front.) ; Col. Cross, p. 25; Capt. Walker, p. 
 31; Lieut, Blake, p. 45; Ma^ McCall, p. 40; Col. May, p. 48; 
 Don Mariano Arista, p. 56; Col. Childs, p. 61; Gens. Wool, p. 
 93; Twiggs, p. 117; Kearny, p. 129; Col. Fremont, p. 145; Majors 
 Boone, p. 159;, Ringgold, p. 177; Col. Bankhead, p. 182; Gen. 
 Jones, p. 191; Cols. Payne, p. 197; Croghan, p. 208; Gen. Worth, 
 p. 226; Don Mariano . Paredes, p. 330. 
 
 "... they [the portraits] .have been made from undoubted au 
 thorities, the majority. after daguerreotypes by Mr. Clarke (late 
 Anthony Edwards & co.), of New York, and Mr. Root, of Phila 
 delphia. A few . . . from pencil sketches by distinguished artists. 
 and officers of the army. . . .. engravings ... by Messrs. Croome 
 and Brightly . . . 
 
 2-7174 El 81 .R65 
 
 Santa Anna, Antonio Lopez de, pres. Mexiedjl795-1876. . . . Las 
 guerras de Mexico con Tejas y los Estados Unidos. Mexico, 
 Vda. de C. Bouret, 1910. 344 p. 21cm. 
 
 (Documentos ineditos 6 muy raros para la historia de Mexico, 
 pub. por Genaro Garcia, t, XXIX.) 
 
 Contents. I. Manifesto que de sus operaciones en la campana 
 de Tejas y en su cautiverio dirige a sus conciudadanos el general 
 Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna. 10 de mayo de 1837. II. Mani- 
 fiesto del general de division, benemerito de la patria, Antonio 
 Lopez de Santa Anna, a sus conciudadanos. 24 de marzo de 
 848.- III. Impugnacion al informe del Exmo. Sr. general D. 
 Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna y constancias en que se apoyan las 
 ampliaciones de la acusacion del Sr. diputado D. Ramon Gamboa. 
 15 de julio de 1849. 
 
 10-14167 E401.S23 A. W. C. 
 
General Histories of the Mexican War 19- 
 
 Sevier, Ambrose Hundley, 1801-1848. The war with Mexico. 
 Speech of Hon. A. H. Sevier, of Arkansas, in the Senate of 
 the U. S., Jan. 4, 1848, on the bill reported from the Com 
 mittee on military affairs to raise, for a limited time, an, 
 additional military force. [Wash., D. C.] Printed at the- 
 Congressional globe office [1848]. 15 p. 25cm. Caption 
 title. 
 
 10-15741 E407 .S51 
 
 Shackford, Chas. Chauncy. A citizen s appeal in regard to the- 
 war with Mexico. A lecture, delivered at Lyceum Hall, 
 Lynn, Jan. 16, 1848, by Charles C. Shackford. Bost., Print 
 ed by Andrews & Prentiss, 1848. 40 p. 23cm. 
 2-15456 E407 .S52 
 
 A short statement of the causes which led to the war with Mexi 
 co: showing the inconsistent course of the Whig party on the 
 subject. [Washington, 1848.] 8 p. 24cm. 
 
 A pamphlet containing the president s message, May 11, 1846,, 
 etc. Caption title; 
 
 2-15518 E407 .S55 
 
 Steele, Matthew Forney, 1861- See U. S. General staff. Second 
 section. American campaigns. 
 
 Stevens, Isaac Ingalls, 1818-1862. Campaigns of the Eio Grande- 
 and of Mexico. With notices of the recent work of Major 
 Ripley. By Bvt.-Major Isaac I. Stevens, U. S. army. N. Y. T . 
 D. Appleton and co., 1851. 108 p. 23y 2 cm. 
 cf. Note under Bipley, R. S. The war with Mexico. 
 
 Author served as Adjutant of engineers in the siege of Vera: 
 Cruz, March 9-29, 1847. Was in battle of Cerro Gordo, April 
 17-18, 1847; Reconnaissance of the Peiion, Aug. 12-13, 1847, and 
 of San Antonio, Aug. 18, 1847; in battle of Contreras, Aug. 19-20; 
 1847; Reconnaissance and battle of Churubusco, Aug. 20, 1847. 
 (Was made Bvt. Capt., Aug. 20, 1847, for gallant and meritorious 
 conduct in the battles of Contreras and Churubusco, Mex.) In 
 battle of Molino del Rey, Sept. 8, 1847 ; on reconnaissance of the 
 southern approaches to the city of Mexico, Sept. 9-13, 1847 ; in 
 battle, of Chapultepec (Bvt. Major, Sept. 13, 1847, for gallant and 
 meritorious conduct in the latter battle), Sept. 13, 1847, and im 
 assault and capture of the city of Mexico, Sept. 13-14, 1847,,. 
 where he was wounded in the San Cosme suburb. 
 
 2-15433 E404 .S84 A. W. C. 
 
20 General Histories of the Mexican War 
 
 [Tuttle, I. F.] Our late conquest [in the Mexican war]. (In 
 The New Englander. New Haven, 1848. 23cm. v. 6, p. 
 524-534.) 
 
 [1-2990] in AP2 .N5 v. 6 
 
 U. S. Adjutant-general s office. . . . Military forces employed in 
 the Mexican war. Letter from the Secretary of war, trans 
 mitting information in answer to a resolution of the House, 
 of July 31, 1848, relative to the military forces employed in 
 the late war with Mexico. [Washington, 1850.] 34 p. 9 
 fold, tables. 25cm. ( [U. S.] 31st Cong., 1st sess. House. Ex. 
 doc. 24.) 
 
 8-20777 E409 .U55 
 
 TJ. S. Adjutant-general s office. . . . Regulars and volunteers en 
 gaged in the Mexican war. Letter from the Secretary of war 
 transmitting a report from the Adjutant general ... in 
 relation to the number of United States troops that have 
 been engaged in the war with Mexico, the number who have 
 been killed, died from wounds, &c. [Washington, 1848.] 
 86 p. 24i/ 2 cm. ([U. S.] 30th Cong., 1st sess. House. Ex. 
 doc. no. 62.) 
 5-10327 E409 .U56 
 
 ]U. S. Congress. Committee on Foreign affairs.] War with 
 Mexico. June 24, 1846. Mr. C. J. Ingersoll, from the Com 
 mittee on Foreign affairs, made the following report, . . ^ 
 . . . [Wash., D. C., 1846.] 52 p. 24cm. ([U. S.] 29th 
 Cong., 1st sess. House. Report no. 752. Serial 491.) 
 n. t.-p. 
 
 [Report on reasons for] "The act of Congress, approved May 
 13, 1846, for the prosecution of the existing war between the 
 United States and Mexico, having become a law, ... the Presi 
 dent s special message was pretermitted. " . . . 
 
 Cong. doc. Serial 491. 
 
 U. S. General staff. Second section. . . . American campaigns, 
 
 by Matthew Forney Steele. . . . Wash., B. S. Adams, 1909. 
 
 VIII p., 1 1., 731 p. and atlas of XII p., 311 maps (part col.) 
 
 24cm. (Its [Publications] no. 13.) 
 
 14 These volumes represent a part of my three years work as 
 
General Histories of the Mexican War 21 
 
 lecturer in military history at the Army service schools at Fort 
 Leavenworth. . . ." Author s pref. 
 
 Mexican war. Taylor s campaign, lecture V, p. 81-104. Scott s, 
 campaign, lecture VI, p. 105-126. 
 
 Maps (in v. 2) : Theatre of operations, 48. Part of Texas and 
 northern Mexico, 49. Country northeast of Matamoros, 50. 
 Battle of Palo Alto, 51. . . . Resaca de la Palma, 52. ... of 
 Monterey, 53. Monterey and Saltillo, 54. Battle of Buena Vista, 
 55. Siege of Vera Cruz, 56. Vera Cruz to Mexico, 57. Battle 
 of Cerro Gordo, 58. Valley of Mexico, 59. Operations of the 
 American army in the valley of Mexico, 60. Battle of Contreras, 
 61. ... of Churubusco, 62. ... of El Molino del Key, 63. 
 Chapultepec, 64 ; 65 ; 66. 
 
 War 9-114 E181 .U61 E. S. 
 
 [U. S.] President, 1845-49 (Polk). Message of the President 
 of the United States, communicating information of the ex 
 isting relations between the United States and Mexico, and 
 recommending the adoption of measures for repelling the 
 invasion committed by the Mexican forces upon the terri 
 tory of the United States. May 11, 1846. Read, and order 
 ed to be printed; and that 20,000 copies, in addition to the 
 usual number be printed, together with so much of the 
 President s annual message as relates to the Mexican affairs, 
 for the use of the Senate . . . [Wash., D. C., 1846.] 337 
 p. 24cm. ([U. S.] 29th Cong., 1st sess. Senate. Ex. doc. 
 337. Serial 476.) 
 "List of papers," p. 7. 
 
 "Message of President communicating further information of 
 the proceedings of the United States troops, May 13, 1846, on 
 the Rio del Norte," p. [126]-131. 
 
 Cong. doc. Serial 476. 
 
 [U. S.] President, 1845-49 (Polk). Message from the President, 
 of the United States to the two Houses of Congress at the 
 commencement of the 2d session of the 29th Congress. Dec. 
 8, 1846 . . . Wash., D. C., Printed by Ritchie & Heiss, 1846. 
 109 p. 24cm. ([U. S.] 29th Cong., 2d sess. Senate Doc. 1. 
 Serial 493.) 
 
 List of papers from the Department of state accompanying the 
 President s message, p. 34. 
 
 General Santa Anna s "plan," p. 35-36. General Anna s letter 
 
22 General Histories of the Mexican War 
 
 and note, March 8 and April 8, 1846, p. 36-39. Reports of Gen 
 erals Taylor and Wool, Sept. 22, 1846, p. 76-109. 
 
 "The company of Engineer soldiers, or sappers, miners, and 
 pontoniers. " [Report], by Jos. G. Totten, Colonel and Chief 
 engineer, p. 137. Cong. doc. Serial 493. 
 
 U. S. President, 1845-1849 (Polk). . . . Message from the Presi 
 dent of the United States to the two houses of Congress, at 
 the commencement of the first session of the Thirtieth Con 
 gress . . . Wash., D. C., Printed by Wendell and Van Neythuy- 
 den [!], 1848. 1369, 249 p. fold, maps, fold. tab. 23cm, 
 ([U. S.] 30th Cong., 1st sess. Senate. Ex. [doc.] 1. Serial 
 no. 503.) 
 
 "Dec. 7, 1847. Read, and ordered that 25,000 copies of the 
 message, and 2,000 copies of the message with the accompanying 
 documents, in addition to the usual number, be printed for the 
 use of the Senate." 
 
 The message (p. [3] -35) is accompanied by reports of the 
 secretaries of state, war and navy and the postmaster-general. 
 
 "Appendix. Report of the Secretary of war, in answer to a 
 resolution of the Senate. Calling for such military reports as 
 have been received from the commanders of our army in Mexico, 
 since the transmission of the annual report of the Secretary of 
 war:" 249 p. at end. 
 
 Contents (selected). Landing of army at Vera Cruz, March 
 9, 1847, p. 216. Vera Cruz, March 17, 1847, p. 220. Col. Totten 
 and his assistants commended, p. 220. "Norther" delays work 
 of engineers on battery no. 4, p. 225. Gen. Scott refers to serv 
 ices of Col. Totten, p. 230. Col. Totten appointed one of com 
 missioners to treat of surrender of Vera Cruz, p. 232. Gen. Scott 
 mentions Col. Totten in general orders no. 80, p. 239. Gen. 
 Scott mentions Engineer officers, p. 240. Efficient services ren 
 dered by officers; Col. Totten commends on services of engineers 
 to Gen. Scott, p. 244-245. Engineers and Topographical engi 
 neers with Gen. Patterson. Capt. Hardee disembarking horses, 
 p. 251. Lieut. Derby, Topographical engineers wounded; Lieut. 
 Johnston wounded, p. 256. Report of Chief of Engineers, Nov. 
 18, 1847 [signed] Jos. G. Totten, Colonel and Chief Engineer, p. 
 ^ 94 - Regarding officers of engineers and the Company of engi 
 neer soldiers, p. 626. Report of Col. J. J. Abert, of Topograph 
 ical engineers, p. 656. Appendix. Engineers at battle of Con- 
 treras, p. 66. Engineers at battle of Churubusco, p. 69. Brevt. 
 Col. B. Riley commending Tower, p. 90. Capt. J. B. Magruder 
 commends Foster and McClellan, p. 104. Lieut. Gustave W. 
 Smith reports operations of engineers in attacking city of Mex 
 ico, p. 167. Lieut. Beauregard reports attack on Chapultepec, 
 Sept. 12, 1847, p. 190. 
 
General Histories of the Mexican War 23 
 
 Maps. Plan of battle of Buena Vista, Feb. 22-23, 1847. Sur 
 veyed by Capt. Linnard and Lieuts. Pope and Franklin, Corps of 
 engineers. Drawn by Capt. T. B. Linnard, Corps of Topograph 
 ical engineers^ Scale, 1,000 ft; to one inch, p. 136. Survey of the 
 Mexican lines of defence at Cerro Gordo, and lines of attack of 
 the American army under Maj. Gen. Scott, . . . April 17, 18, 
 1847. Surveyed by Maj. Turnbull and Capt. McClellan, Topo 
 graphical engineers. Drawn by Lieut. H. Coppee, p. 256. Map 
 of the Valley of Mexico. By Edmund L. F. Hardcastle, Bvt. 2d 
 Lieut. Topographical engineers, also, Profile of route between 
 Mexico and Vera Cruz, p. 300. Battles of Mexico. Line of opera 
 tions of the U. S. army under command of Maj. Gen. W. Scott, 
 Aug. 19-20, 1847. Surveyed by Maj. Turnbull, Capt. McClellan, 
 and Lieut. Hardcastle, Corps of Top. engineers. Drawn by 
 Hardcastle, p. 300. Map of Gen. Worth s operations, Aug. 20, 
 1847. Surveyed by Capt. Mason, of engineers, and Lieut. Hard 
 castle, Top. engineers, p. 312. Sketch of the operations of the 
 1st Division, U. S. army under command of Gen. Worth, Sept. 8, 
 1847, by E. L. F. Hardcastle, Bvt. 2d Lieut., Top. engineers, p. 
 364. Battle of El Molino del Rey, p. 364. Plan accompanying 
 Gen. Quitman s report, showing fall of Chapultepec, p. 408. 
 Sketch of the battle of Sacramento, Feb. 28, 1847, p. 504. Sketch 
 of actions fought at San Pascal in Upper Cal., between the 
 American and Mexicans, Dec. 6-7, 1846, p. 512. Sketch of the 
 battle de Los Angeles, Upper Cal., fought between Americans 
 and Mexicans, Jan. 9, 1847. From a sketch of Emory, p. 524. 
 Sketch of the passage of the Rio San Gabriel, Upper Cal., by the 
 Americans, discomfiting the opposing Mexican forces, Jan. 8, 
 1847, from sketch by Lieut. Emory, p. 524. Distances and num 
 ber of men. Fort Sacramento to San Diego . . . the Mormon, 
 Battalion not included . . . June 19, 1847, p. 524. Sketch ac 
 companying Col. Price s despatch of April 18, 1847, and that of 
 Feb. 15, 1847, p. 524. Sketch accompanying Col. Price s despatch 
 of Feb. 15, 1847 (Battle of Puebla de Taos), p. 524. 
 
 8-33611 E404 .U57 E. S. 
 
 U. S. President, 1845-1849 (Polk) . . . Message from the Presi 
 dent . . . (The same as preceding title.) 1275 p. fold, maps, 
 fold, plans, fold, tables. 25cm. ([U. S.] 30th Cong., 2d 
 sess. House. Ex. doc. 1.) 
 
 "Dec. 5, 1848. Read, and committed to the Committee of the 
 whole house on the state of the Union, and 15,000 extra copies, 
 with the accompanying documents, ordered to be printed." 
 
 The message (p. [3] -44) is accompanied by reports of the secre 
 taries of state, treasury, war and navy and the postmaster- 
 general. 
 
 . . . Contains in the first 500 pages a detailed military history 
 of the Mexican war, except the opening operations of 1846. The 
 
24 General Histories of the Mexican War 
 
 President s message and the report of the Secretary of war are 
 accompanied by the reports of the officers in the field covering 
 the military operations ""from the battle of Buena Vista to the 
 capture of the city of Mexico. An appendix of 249 pages sup 
 plies further military reports, chiefly from subordinate officers r 
 received too late to accompany the report of the Secretary of 
 war. The volume includes much matter not relating to the war, 
 and the indices to the military material must be looked for on p. 
 541 of the main document, and p. 234 of the appendix. 
 
 Reports and despatches exhibiting the operations of the U. S. 
 Naval forces during the war with Mexico, p. [1005] -et seq. 
 
 No. 52 Operations of the Pacific squadron. Correspondence re 
 lating to the civil government in California and New Mexico, p. 
 47-50. List of documents accompanying the report of the Secre 
 tary of War, p. 85. 
 
 8-33609 E404 .U58 
 
 U. S. President, 1845-1849 (Polk) . . . Occupation of Mexican 
 territory. Message from the President of the United States 
 transmitting in answer to a resolution of the House of repre 
 sentatives of Dec. 15, 1846, reports from the Secretary of war 
 and the Secretary of the navy relative to the occupation of 
 Mexican territory. Wash., D. C., Govt. print, off., 1912. 76 
 p. 23cm. ([U. S.] 62d Cong., 2d sess. Senate. Doc. 896.) 
 
 Formerly pub. as House Executive doc. 60 ( [U. S.] ) 30th Cong. r 
 1st sess. (p. 149-299, inclusive.) 
 
 12-40005 F800 .U58 A. W. C. 
 
 |U. S. President (1845-49) Polk.] Refusal to furnish instructions 
 to Mr. Slidell. Message from the President of the United 
 States, transmitting documents in relation to the return of 
 Santa Anna and Paredes to Mexico, and refusing to furnish 
 the instructions given to Mr. Slidell, as^ requested by the 
 resolution of the House of Representatives of the 4th Jan., 
 1848. Read, and made the special order of the day for 
 Tuesday next. [Wash., 1848], 29 p. 24cm. ( [U. S.] 30th 
 Cong., 1st sess. House Ex. doc. 25. Serial 516.) 
 
 no title-page. 
 
 Cong. doc. Serial 516. 
 
 [U. S. State dept.] Correspondence between the Secretary 
 of War and Generals Scott and Taylor, and between General 
 Scott and Mr. Trist. Message from the President of the 
 United States, transmitting Reports from the Secretary of 
 
General Histories of the Mexican War 25 
 
 State and Secretary of War, with accompanying documents, 
 in compliance with the resolution of the House of Represen 
 tatives, of the 7th Feb., 1848. March 20, 1848. Laid upon the 
 table, and ordered to be printed. [Wash., D. C., 1848] [406], 
 ix [x] p. 24cm. ( [U. S.] 30th Cong., 1st sess. House. Ex. 
 doc. 56. Serial 518.) 
 
 no title page. At end: Index to documents . . . Cong. doc. 
 Serial 518. 
 
 [U. S. State dept.] Hostilities by Mexico. Message from the 
 President of the United States, relative to an invasion and 
 commencement of hostilities by Mexico. May 11, 1846. 
 Read, and referred to the Committee of the Whole House on 
 the state of the Union. [Wash., D. C., 1846.] 120 p. 24cm. 
 ([U. S.] 29th Cong., 1st sess. House. Ex. doc. 196. Serial, 
 485.) 
 
 no title-page. 
 
 Cong. doc. Serial 485. 
 
 [U. S. State dept.] The treaty between the United States and 
 Mexico, the proceedings of the Senate thereon, and message 
 of the President and documents communicated therewith ; 
 the messages, with correspondence between the Executive 
 department, General Scott and Mr. Trist and other papers 
 and proceedings of the Senate in relation thereto, from 
 which the injunction of secrecy has been removed. In execu 
 tive session, Senate of the United States, Wednesday, May 
 31, 1848. . . . June 2, 1848. [Wash., D. -C., 1848.] 384 p. 
 24cm. ([U. S.] 30th Cong., 1st sess. Senate. Ex. doc. 52. 
 Serial 509.) 
 
 no title-page. 
 
 Cong. doc. Serial 509. 
 
 Contents. Senate executive proceedings on and text of treaty 
 of Guadalupe Hidalgo, p. 1-67. Message of Pres. Polk of Feb. 
 23, 1848, communicating the treaty to the Senate for considera^ 
 tion before ratification; and Buchanan, Slidell, Trist correspond 
 ence, Nov. 10, 1845, to Nov. 27, 1847, p. 69-103. (This corre 
 spondence is also reproduced in 30th Cong., 1st sess., Senate Ex. 
 doc. 60. Serial 509, p. 33-66.) Letter from Mr. Trist, Feb. 12, 
 1848, relative to maps connected with the treaty, p. 104-105. 
 Message of Pres. Polk transmitting correspondence (Buchanan, 
 Trist, Walker) relative to terms of authority given Mr. Trist to 
 
26 General Histories of the Mexican War 
 
 draw 3000000 dollars; April 15, 1847, to Feb. 23, 1848, p. 106-109. 
 Confidential message of Pres. Polk communicating correspond 
 ence between Mr. Trist and the Mexican commissioners, between 
 Mr. Trist and the Secretary of State, in relation to negotiation 
 with the Mexican commissioners, all the correspondence between 
 Gen. Scott and the government and between Gen. Scott and Mr. 
 Trist ; Jan. 14, to Dec. 29, 1847, p. 110-306. Correspondence be 
 tween the Supreme Government of Mexico and the General-in- 
 Chief of the American army and the Commissioner of the IT. S., 
 p. 307-348. The same, in Spanish: Contestaciones habidas entre 
 el Supreme Gobierno Mexicano, el General-en-Gefe del ejercito 
 americano, y el comisioiiado de los Estados Unidos, p. 349-384. 
 (First printed in Mexico in 1847," as a pamphlet of 36 pages, 
 with the title here given.) 
 
 |U. S. State dept.] Treaty with Mexico. Message of the Presi 
 dent of the United States, transmitting a copy of the treaty 
 of peace, friendship, limits, and settlement, between the 
 United States and the republic of Mexico, ratifications of 
 which were exchanged at the city of Queretaro, in Mexico, 
 on the 30th of May, 1848. July 22, 1848. Ordered to be 
 printed. [Wash., D. C., 1848.] 74 p. 24cm. ([U, S.] 
 30th Cong., 1st sess. House. Ex. doc. 69. Serial 521.) 
 
 no title-page. 
 
 Cong. doc. Serial 521. 
 
 |U. S, War dept.] Correspondence between the Secretary of 
 War and General Scott. Message from the President, trans 
 mitting the correspondence between the Secretary of War 
 and Major-General Scott, with the accompanying documents, 
 in compliance with the resolution of the House of Repre 
 sentatives of the 17th instant. April 26, 1848. Laid upon 
 the table, and ordered to be printed. [Wash., 1848.] 63 p. 
 24cm. ([IT. S.] 30th Cong., 1st sess. House. Ex. doc. 59. 
 Serial 518.) 
 
 n. t.-p. 
 
 Cong. doc. Serial 518. 
 
 [U. S. War dept.] Correspondence with General Taylor since 
 the commencement of hostilities with Mexico. March 1, 
 1847. Read, and laid upon the table. [Wash., D. C.] Ritchie 
 & Heiss, prtrs. [1847] 454 p. 24cm. ([IT. S.] 29th Cong., 
 2d sess. House. Ex. doc. 119. Serial 500.) 
 Covers the period from May 13, 1846, to Feb. 18, 1847, and is 
 
General Histories of the Mexican War 27 
 
 continued in House Ex. doc. 17, 30th Cong., 1st sess. Serial 516, 
 q. v. 
 
 Cong. doc. Serial 500. 
 
 [IT. S. War dept.] Correspondence with General Taylor. Mes 
 sage from the President of the United States, transmitting 
 a report of the Secretary of war and accompanying docu 
 ments, in answer to a resolution of the House of Repre-, 
 sentatives of the 1st of Feb., 1847, being in addition to his 
 report made on the 27th of the same month. Jan. 4, 1848. 
 Read, and laid upon the table. [Wash., 1848.] 30 p. 1 1. 
 24cm. ([U. S.] 30th Cong., 1st sess. House. Ex. doc. 17. 
 Serial 516.) 
 11. t.-p. At end: "Index to papers. Capture of Monterey." 
 
 Report of Bvt. Maj. Jos. K. Mansfield, Engineers, dated Oct. 
 9, 1846, to Maj. Gen. Taylor, p. 2-4. cf. 29th C. 2d sess. House. 
 Ex. doc. 119. Serial 500. 
 
 Cong. doc. Serial 516. 
 
 [U. S. War dept.] Despatches from General Taylor. Message 
 from the President of the United States, transmitting Des 
 patches from General Taylor, relative to Colonel Cross, and 
 missing lieutenants. General Taylor ordered by the Mexi 
 can general to leave his position on the Rio Grande. Block 
 ade, &c. May 12, 1846. Read, and laid upon the table. 
 [Wash., D. C., 1846.] 6 p. 24cm. ([U. S.] 29th Cong., 
 1st sess. House. Ex. doc. 197. Serial 485.) 
 
 n. t.-p. 
 
 Cong. doc. Serial 485. 
 
 [IT. S. War dept.] Letter from the Secretary of War, communi 
 cating a supplemental report of the battle of Cerro Gordo, 
 made by General Pillow to General Scott. March 24, 1852. 
 Ordered to lie on the table and be printed. [Wash., D. C., 
 1852.] 4 p. 24cm. ([U. S.] 32d Cong., 1st sess. Senate. 
 Ex. doc. 51. Serial 619.) 
 n. t.-p. 
 
 Signed: C. M. Conrad, Secretary of War. G. J. Pillow, Brig. 
 General. 
 
 Cong. doc. Serial 619. 
 
 [U. S. War dept.] Message from the President of the United 
 States communicating a copy of the treaty with the Mexican 
 
28 General Histories of the Mexican War 
 
 republic, of Feb. 2, 1848, and of the correspondence in rela 
 tion thereto, and recommending measures for carrying the 
 same into effect. July 6, 1848. Read, and ordered to be 
 printed, and that 5000 additional copies be printed . . ., 
 [Wash., 1848.] 74 p. 24cm. ( [U. S.J 30th Cong., 1st sess. 
 Senate. Ex. doc. 60. Serial 509.) 
 n. t.-p. 
 
 Cong. doc. Serial 509. 
 
 President Folk s message of July 6, 1848, on laying before 
 Congress the ratified treaty; text of treaty and Buchanan, Sli- 
 dell, Trist, Clifford and Sevier correspondence ; Nov. 10, 1845, to 
 June 12, 1848. The Buchanan, Slidell, Trist correspondence 
 (Nov. 10, 1845, to Nov. 27, 1847) is reprinted from U. S. 30th 
 Cong., 1st sess. Senate. Ex. doc. 52, p. 71 et seq. 
 
 [U. S. War dept.] Message from the President of the United 
 States, communicating a report from the Secretary of War, 
 in answer to a resolution of Senate calling for copies of the 
 letters, reports, or other communications referred to in 
 General Taylor s letter, dated at New Orleans, July 20, 1845, 
 as containing his views as to the line proper to be occupied 
 at that time by the United States troops; and any similar 
 communication from any officer of the army on the subject. 
 Jan. 31, 1848. Read, and ordered to be printed. [Wash., 
 1848.] 9 p. 24cm. ( [U. S.] 30th Cong., 1st sess. Senate. 
 Ex. comm. no. 18. Serial 506.) 
 
 n. t.-p. Includes correspondence between Gen. Tavlor and 
 the War dept. from June 18 to July 30, 1845. 
 
 Cong. doc. Serial 506. 
 
 [U. S. War dept.] Message from the President of the United 
 States, communicating a report from the Secretary of War, 
 with information in relation to forced contributions in Mex 
 ico, called for by a resolution of the Senate Jan. 24, 1848. 
 Read, and ordered to lie on the table, and to be printed., 
 [Wash., 1848.] 24 p. 24cm. ([U. S.] 30th Cong., 1st sess. 
 Senate. Ex. doc. 14. Serial 506.) 
 n. t.-p. 
 
 Contains correspondence between Generals Taylor, Wool and 
 Scott, covering the period from Sept. 22, 1846, to Dec. 14, 1847. 
 The document concludes with extracts from the Mexican financial 
 report of 1845, submitted by Gen. Scott with the remark, "a 
 paper from which I expect to derive many valuable suggestions 
 
General Histories of the Mexican War 29 
 
 in levying the means in Mexico for the support of the occupa 
 tion." p. 13. 
 
 Cong, doc. Serial 506. 
 
 [U. S. War dept.] Message from the President, communicating 
 a report from the Secretary of War, in answer to a resolu 
 tion of the Senate calling for information in relation to 
 General order no. 376, issued by General Scott. Jan. 31, 
 1848. Read, and ordered to be printed. [Wash., 1848.] 
 4 p. 24cm. ([U. S.] 30th Cong., 1st sess. Senate. Ex. 
 doc. 19. Serial 506.) 
 n. t.-p. Contains text of General order 376, issued by Gen. 
 
 Scott on Dec. 15, 1847. The order relates to the levying of 
 
 duties. 
 
 Cong. doc. Serial 506. 
 
 [U. S. War dept.] Messages of the President of the United 
 States, and correspondence, therewith communicated, be 
 tween the Secretary of War and other officers of the govern 
 ment upon the subject of the Mexican war. April 28, 1848. 
 . . . Wash., Wendell & Van Benthuysen, ptrs., 1848. 1277 p. 
 24cm. ([U. S.] 30th Cong., 1st sess. House. Ex. doc. 60. 
 Serial 520.) 
 At head of caption-title : Mexican war correspondence. 
 
 "Hostilities by Mexico. Message from President, relative to 
 an invasion and commencement of hostilities by Mexico," p. 4 
 et seq. 
 
 Letters and dispatches of the Secretary of the Navy, Commo 
 dore Sloat, Connor [ !], Biddle, and Stockton, p. 231-271. 
 
 Correspondence with General Taylor, p. 272-273; 281 et seq. 
 
 "Synopsis of correspondence" : p. 274-280. 
 
 This is a compilation of all correspondence . . . relating to the 
 Mexican war. Cong. doc. Serial 520. 
 
 II, S. War dept. . . . Military contributions in Mexico. Message 
 of the President of the United States, transmitting reports 
 from the secretaries of war and navy, in answer to a resolu 
 tion of the House of the 20th Dec. last, relative to* the money 
 and property received at the various Mexican ports during 
 the late war, &c. [Wash., D. C., 1849.] 120 p. 25cm. 
 ( [U. S.] 30th Cong., 2d sess. House. Ex. doc, 47.) 1 Caption 
 title. 
 * January 31 r 1849. Referred to the Select committee on the 
 
30 General Histories of the Mexican War 
 
 subject of military contributions in Mexico, and ordered to be 
 printed." 
 
 8-34287 E404.U61 Cong. doc. Serial 541 
 
 (U. S. War dept,] Official despatches from General Taylor. 
 Message from the President of the United States, trans 
 mitting copies of all the official despatches received from. 
 General Taylor, commanding the Army of occupation on the 
 Rio Grande, in compliance with a resolution of the House of 
 Representatives of the 27th instant. May 27, 1846. Read, 
 and referred to the Committee on military affairs. [Wash., 
 D. C., 1846.] 7 p. 24cm. ([U. S.] ) 29th Cong., 1st sess. 
 House. Ex. doc. 207. Serial 485.) 
 
 n. t.-p. 
 
 Cong. doc. Serial 485. 
 
 [U. S. War dept,] Publication of the "Gaines letter." Mes 
 sage from the President of the United States, transmitting a 
 copy of General Taylor s answer, to the letter dated Jan. 27, 
 
 1847, addressed to him by the Secretary of War. Feb. 4, 
 
 1848. Laid upon the table, and ordered to be printed. 
 [Wash., 1848.] 3 p. ([U. S.] 30th Cong., 1st sess. House. 
 Ex. doc. 37. Serial 516.) 
 
 n. t.-p. 
 
 Cong. doc. Serial 516. 
 
 U. S. War dept. . . . Report of the Secretary of war, in answer 
 to a resolution of the Senate, calling for such military re 
 ports as have been received from the commanders of our 
 army in Mexico, since the transmission of the annual report 
 of the secretary of war ... (In: U. S. President, 1845-1849 
 (Polk) Message from the President ... at the commence 
 ment of the first session of the 30th Congress. Wash., 1848. 
 23cm. 249 p. at end.) 
 
 "Jan. 4, 1848. Ordered to be printed with the annual report 
 of the secretary of war." 
 
 8-33610 E404.U57 E409.U57 
 
 (U. S. War dept,] Report of the Secretary of War, in further 
 compliance with the resolution of the Senate of Aug. 3, 1848, 
 calling for a map of the Valley of Mexico, by Lieutenants 
 Smith and Hardcastle. .Jan. 29, 1849. Ordered to be print- 
 
General Histories of the Mexican War 31 
 
 ed. [Wash., D. C., 1848.] 19 p. 24cm. ([U. SJ 30th 
 Cong., 2d sess. Senate. Ex. doc. 19. Serial 529.) 
 
 11. t.-p. cf. 31st Cong., 1st sess. Senate. Ex. doc. 11. Serial 
 554. 
 
 Cong. doc. Serial 529. 
 
 [U. S. War dept.] Report of the Secretary of War communi 
 cating, in compliance with a resolution of the Senate, a map 
 of the Valley of Mexico, from surveys by Lieutenants Smith 
 and Hardcastle. Jan. 19, 1849. Referred to Committee 011 
 military affairs. Jan. 29, 1849. Report in favor of litho 
 graphing the map. Jan. 3, 1850. Referred to Committee 
 011 military affairs. Jan. 10, 1850. Report in favor of en 
 graving the map and printing the memoir made and concurred 
 in ; 2500 copies in addition to usual number to be printed, 
 500 of which are for the Topographical bureau. [Wash., 
 D. C., 1850.] 13 p. 1 fold. map. 24cm. ([U. S.] 31st 
 Cong., 1st sess. Senate. Ex. doc. 11. Serial 554.) 
 
 n. t.-p. cf. 30th Cong., 2d sess. Senate. Ex. doc. 19. Serial 
 529. 
 
 Cong. doc. Serial 554. 
 
 Lieut, Martin Luther Smith, 1819-1866. Made 1st Lieut., 1853, 
 capt,, 1856. Resigned April 1, 1861, entered the Confederate 
 army, and rose to the rank of brig. -general, at head of the Engi 
 neer corps. Commanded a brigade in defense of New Orleans, 
 and planned and constructed the defenses of Vicksburg, where 
 he was taken prisoner. Subsequently he became Ma j. -General. 
 From National cyclopaedia of American biography, . . . N. Y., 
 J. T. White & co., 1907. 30cm. v. 5, p. 96 (with port.) 
 
 Lieut. Edmund La Fayette Hardcastle, 1824-1899. Cadet, 1842 ; 
 1. July (3) ; Bvt. 1st Lieut., Aug. 20, 1847, for gallant . . . conduct 
 in the battle of Contreras and Churubusco ; and capt,, Sept. 8, 
 1847, for gallant ... in battle of Moline del Rey. Died, Aug., 
 1899. 
 
 [U. S. War dept.] Report of the Secretary of War, communi 
 cating, in compliance with a resolution of the Senate, infor 
 mation of the number and description of troops from Ala 
 bama mustered into the service of the United States since 
 the 1st of April, 1846. July 1, 1846. Read, and ordered to 
 be printed. [Wash., D. C., 1846.] 2 p. 24cm. ( | U. S.] 
 29th Cong., 1st sess. Senate. Ex. doc. 415. Serial 477.) 
 
 n. t.-p. 
 
 Cong. doc. Serial 477. 
 
32 General Histories of the Mexican War 
 
 fU. S. War dept.] Report of the Secretary of War showing 
 the names of the officers and men killed, wounded, or missing, 
 in the battles of Palo Alto and Resaca de la Palma, Dec. 10, 
 1846. Ordered to lie on the table, and to be printed. [Wash., 
 1). C., 1846.] 78 p. 24cm. ( [U. S.] 29th Cong., 2d sess.. 
 Senate. Doc. 4. Serial 494.) 
 
 11. t.-p. 
 
 Cong. doc. Serial 494. 
 
 The war and its warriors; comprising a history of all the opera 
 tions of the American armies in Mexico : with biographical 
 sketches and anecdotes of the most distinguished officers in 
 the regular army and the volunteer force. Philadelphia, 
 Hogan & Thompson, 1848. 319 p. incl. front., illus., pi., port. 
 19cm. 
 2-15551 E404.W25 
 
 Wheeler, Junius Brutus, 1830-1886. A course of instruction in 
 the elements of the art and science of war. . . . N. Y., D. Van 
 Nostrand, 1878. xiv |5]-326 p. illus. 19cm. 
 
 "General order no. Ill, issued by Scott at Plan del Rio, April 
 17, 1847, the evening before his attack on the Mexican army under 
 Santa Clara, in position on the heights of Cerro Gordo, in 1847." 
 ... p. 150-152. 
 
 12-40231 U102.W56 E.S. 
 
 Wilcox., Cadmus Marcellus, 1826-1890. History of the Mexican 
 war. By General C. M. Wilcox. Ed. by his niece, Mary 
 Rachel Wilcox. Wash., D. C., Church news pub. co., 1892. 
 x, 711 p. front., pi., port., plans. 23cm. 
 
 Appendices: A. Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo. H. The court 
 .of inquiry. C. Roster of army officers serving in Mexico. D. 
 . Roster /of volunteer officers serving in Mexico. -E. Roster of 
 navy officers serving in Mexico. P. Names of the original mem 
 bers of the Aztec club. . . . 1847. 
 
 "An -intensive study of the military operations of the wail 
 from an expert standpoint. The writer served as a 2d Lieut., 
 and a portion of the description is from personal observation. 
 The book is likely to prove heavy for the non-military reader. 
 The appendix contains among other matters a roster of all the 
 troops in the service.- | Signed:] E. E. S. (Edwin Erie Sparks, 
 prof. American history, Univ. of Chicago). Lamed. 
 cf. Review of the book by J. H. (In Military service institu 
 tion of the U. S. Journal, v. 14, no. 61, Jan., 1893, p. 198-200.) 
 2-15548 E404.W66 E.S. A.W.C. 
 
General Histories of the Mexican War 33 
 
 Willard, Mrs. Emma (Hart), 1797-1870. Last leaves of Ameri 
 can history; comprising a separate history of California. 
 By Emma Willard . . . N. Y., A. S. Barnes & co. ; Cincinnati, 
 W. H. Derby & co., 1853. 277 p. front, (map). 19cm. 
 
 The account of the Mexican war, herein contained, is taken 
 from the author s history of The republic of America. : 
 Preface. 
 
 2-15440 E404.W70 
 
 Zirckel, Otto. Tagebuch geschrieben wahrend der nordameri- 
 kanisch-mexikanischen campagne in den jahren 1847 und 
 1848 auf beiden operationslinien. Halle, H. W. Schmidt, 
 1849. 2 p. 1., 179 p. 22cm. 
 2-15447 E411.Z81 
 
B. a 
 
 Cije ffitxitm War, 1846=48: OTlorfes; delating to 
 fyt Conquest of California anft $eto JHeocfco 
 
 Colton, Walter, 1797-1851. Three years in California [1846- 
 1849]. By Rev. Walter Colton, U. S. N. . . . N. Y., Barnes & 
 co.; Cincinnati, H. W. Derby & co., 1850. 456 p. front., 
 plates, ports., map, fold, facsiin. 19cm. 
 
 Facsimile: "Declaration of rights in the Constitution of Cali 
 fornia, and the signatures of the members of the Convention." 
 The book was republished by the same firms, 1851. 456 p. 6 
 pi., 6 port. (incl. front.) fold, facsim. 19cm. 
 
 Gives an excellent notion of some aspects of the [Mexican] 
 war. He was made Alcade of Monterey by Stockton. Soley. 
 
 Rc-774 F865.C7 
 
 The conquest of Santa Fe and subjugation of New Mexico, by the 
 military forces of the U. S. ; with documents, embracing the 
 opinions of the Honourable Thomas H. Benton, Gen. Sam. 
 Houston, and others, in reference to annexation; and a his 
 tory of Colonel Doniphan s campaign in Chihuahua. By a 
 captain of volunteers. Phila., H. Packer & co., 1847. 3, 
 7-48 p. 24cm. 
 
 7-9653 E405.2.C75 
 
 Cooke, Philip St. George, 1809-1895. The conquest of New Mexico 
 and California ; an historical and personal narrative. N. Y., 
 G. P. Putnam s sons, 1878. iv p. 1 1., 307 p fold. map. 
 19cm. 
 
 Personal experiences relating to the conquest of the Northern 
 Mexican states and Alta California. . . . covers the infantry march 
 
 to the Pacific, and the final stages of the conquest there . . . 
 
 Soley. "Gen. Cooke describes many interesting events in which 
 he took part as a young lieut. -colonel in 1846-47, commanding 
 the so-called Mormon Battalion of 500 dragoons. He opposed 
 Fremont s course in California, and criticises him severely. It- 
 is surprising that a volume published more than thirty years 
 
 34 
 
Conquest of California and New Mexico 3S 
 
 after the journey should still perpetuate so many crude and er 
 roneous observations . . . desultory book . . . Larned. 
 
 2-15557 E405.2.C77 A.W.C. W.D. 
 
 Cooke, Philip St. George, 1809 1895. Report ... of his march from 
 Santa Fe, New Mexico, to San Diego . . . California. (In 
 
 U. S. Engineer dept. Notes of a military reconnaissance 
 
 [With reports . . .] Wash., D. C., 1848. 24cm. p. [549- 
 563]. ([U. S.] 30th Cong., 1st sess. [House]. Ex. doc. no. 41.. 
 Rc-84 F786.U571 W.D. 
 
 Cutts, James Madison. The conquest of California and New 
 Mexico, by the forces of the U. S., in the years 1846 & 1847. 
 Phila., Carey & Hart, 1847. 1 p. 1., 264 p. front, (port.) 
 maps, plans. 19cm. Added t.-p., engr., with port, of J. C. 
 Fremont. Front, is port, of Hrig.-Gen. Kearny. 
 
 Consists chiefly of official dispatches. Soley. 
 
 2-15556 E405.2.C98 
 
 Hughes, John Taylor, 1817-1862. Doniphan s expedition; con 
 taining an account of the conquest of New Mexico ; Gen. 
 Kearney s [ !] overland expedition to California; Doniphan s 
 campaign against the Navajos ; his unparalleled march upon 
 Chihuahua and Durango; and the operations of Gen. Price 
 at Santa Fe : with a sketch of the life of Col. Doiiiphan. 
 Cincinnati, J. A. & U. P. James, 1848. viii, 9-144 p. incL 
 front., illus., plans. 24cm. 
 2-15474 E405.2.H87 W.D. 
 
 Another ed., ibid., 1850. xii, 13-407 p. front., illus., port., fold_ 
 map, plans. 20cm. 
 
 2-15476 E405.2.H89 W.D. 
 
 A conscientious portrayal of the events attending the expedi 
 tion of the "Army of the West" during the Mexican war of 
 1846-47, including the conquest of New Mexico, the treaty with 
 the Navaho Indians, and Doniphan s remarkable invasion and 
 capture of Chihuahua and his triumphant march through Du 
 rango and Coahuila with less than 100 men. Capt. Hughes was 
 "an eye-witness of, and an actor in," many of the scenes which 
 he essays to describe. His account of Kearny s march from New 
 Mexico to California is compiled from other but authentic-, 
 sources, . . . [Signed] : F. W. H. Larned. 
 
 . Is the essential review of the whole matter. He had the 
 
36 Conquest of California and New Mexico " 
 
 advice of the leading officers and his own experience. Soley. 
 
 Hughes, John Taylor, 1817-1862. . . . Doniphan s expedition and 
 the conquest of New Mexico and California. By Wm. Elsey 
 Connelley . . . Includes a reprint of the work of Col. John 
 T. Hughes. Topeka, Kan. The author, 1907. xiv-p., 1 L, 
 670 p. front., illus., ports., maps (2 fold.) 23 1 /2cm. 
 At head of title : War with Mexico, 1846-1847. 
 
 A reprint, with extensive additions, of John T. Hughes "Doni- 
 phan s expedition," first published in Cincinnati in 1848. In 
 cludes photographic reproduction of title-page of original edi 
 tion. 
 
 "Col. Alexander W. Doniphaii his life and character. By 
 D. C. Allen": p. 15-39. 
 
 "Diary of Col. John T. Hughes [August 17, 1846, to May 13, 
 1847]": p. 59-111. 
 
 "Personal recollections of Charles R. Morehead": p. 601-622. 
 
 7-26431 405.2H9 
 
 Jones, Wm. Carey, 1855- The first phase of the conquest of Cali 
 fornia. In California historical society. Papers. San 
 Francisco, 1887. 27cm. v. 1, pt. 1, p. [61] -94. 
 
 Larkin, Thomas Oliver, 1802-1858. The Larkin papers. (Manu 
 scripts.) 1909. Fully listed in Kelsey, R. W. The U. S. 
 Consulate in Cal. Appendix 5, p. [104] -107. (In Academy 
 of Pacific coast history. Berkeley. Publications. 1910, no. 5.) 
 
 These papers are now in possession of the Library of the Uni 
 versity of California. 
 
 McWhorter, George Gumming. Incident in the war of the U. S. 
 with Mexico, illustrating the services of Wm. Maxwell Wood, 
 surgeon U. S. N. in effecting the acquisition of California. 
 By Geo. Gumming McWhorter, esq. Read before the New 
 York historical society. [New York?] Sherwood & co. s 
 steam press [187-?] cover-title, 9 |1] p. 20cm. 
 2-18684 E405.2.M17 W.D. 
 
 Hevere, Joseph Warren, 1812-1880. A tour of duty in California ; 
 including a description of. the gold region: and an account 
 of the voyag e around Cape Horn; with notices of , Lower 
 California, the Gulf and Pacific coasts, and the principal 
 events attending the conquest of the Californias. By Jos. 
 W. Revere ... Ed. by Jos. N. Balestier . . . With a map and 
 
Conquest of California and New Mexico 37 
 
 plates from original designs. N. Y., C. S. Francis & co. ; 
 Bost., J. H. Francis, 1849. 3 p. 1., [iii]-vi p., 1 1., 305 p.. 
 front., plates, fold. map. 20cm. 
 
 ... is a gossipy and discursive book, but contains much original 
 testimony, of a useful character, as to Stockton s operations, 
 Revere being a lieutenant in his squadron, and taking an active 
 part in the events of the campaign. Soley. 
 
 Rc813 F865.R4 
 
 Royce, Josiah, 1855- . . . California, from the conquest in 1846 
 to the Second vigilance committee in San Francisco [1856] ; 
 a -study of American character, by J. Royce . . . Bost., and 
 N. Y., Houghton, Mifflin and co., 1886. xv, 513 p. front, 
 (map). 18cm. Half-title: American common wealths.) 
 Series title also at head of t.-p. 
 
 . . . The author made use of the material in the Bancroft li 
 brary, and submitted his proofs to General Fremont. Soley. 
 
 Rc-815 F865.R88 
 
 Twitchell, Ralph Emerson. The history of the military occupa 
 tion of the territory of New Mexico from 1846 to 1851 by the 
 government of the United States, together with biographical 
 sketches of men prominent in the conduct of the government 
 during that period, by R. E. Twitchell . . . Denver, Colo., 
 The Smith-Brooks co., 1909. 394 p. incl. illus., pi., ports.,, 
 maps, facsims. 23cm. 
 
 Biographical sketches : p. 203-394. 
 
 9-19863 F801.T97 A.W.C. 
 
 [U. S. State dept.] New Mexico and California. Message of 
 the President of the United States, transmitting in answer 
 to resolutions of the House of Representatives of July 10, 
 1848, reports from the Secretaries of State, Treasury, War, 
 and Navy. July 24, 1848. Ordered to be printed [Wash., 
 D. C., 1848.] 49 p. 24cm. ([U. S.] 30th Cong., 1st sess.. 
 House. Ex. doc. 69. Serial 521.) 
 
 n. t.-p. 
 
 Cong. doc. Serial 521. 
 
 Wislizenus, Adolphus, i. e., Frederick Adolphus. . . . Memoir of 
 a tour to northern Mexico, connected with Col. Doniphan s. 
 expedition, in 1846 and 1847. By A. Wislizenus, M. D. 
 (With a scientific appendix and three maps.) . . . Wash.,. 
 
38 Conquest of California and New Mexico 
 
 Tippin & Streeper, printers, 1848. 141 p. fold, pi., 2 fold, 
 maps. 24cm. ([U. S.] 30th Cong., 1st sess. Senate. Misc. 
 26. Serial 511.) 
 2-4815 F1213.W81 
 
 A German translation was published under title : Denkschrift 
 iiber eine reise nach Nord-Mexico, verbunden mit der expedition 
 des obersten Donniphan, in den jahren 1846 und 1847 . . . Aus 
 dem englischen iibertragen von G. M. von Ross. Mit einem 
 wisseiischaftlichen anhange . . . Braunschweig, F. Vieweg und 
 sohn, 1850. viii, 211 p., maps. 24cm. 
 
 2-4816 F1213.W82 
 
 U. S. Engineer dept. . . . Notes of a military reconnaissance from 
 Fort Leavenworth, in Missouri, to San Diego, in California, 
 including parts of the Arkansas, Del Norte, and Gila rivers. 
 By W. H. Emory, brevet-major, Corps of topographical engi 
 neers. Made in 1846-7, with the advanced guard of the 
 "Army of the West." Washington, Wendell and Van Ben- 
 thuysen, printers, 1848. 416 p., plates. 23cm. ( [U. S.] 
 30th Cong., 1st sess. Senate. Ex. doc. no. 7. Serial 505.) 
 
 Another edition, of same date, with fold, map (ordered printed 
 Dec. 16, 1847) is found in the Congressional series of public 
 documents. (Serial no. 505.) 
 
 "Sketch of the battle of Los Angeles, Upper California, fought 
 between the Americans and Mexicans, Jan. 9, 1847," facing p. 
 159. "Sketch of the actions fought at San Pasqual in Upper 
 California, between the Americans and Mexicans, Dec. 6, 7, 
 1846," facing p. 142. "Sketch of the passage of the Rio San( 
 Gabriel, Upper California, by the Americans discomfiting the 
 opposing Mexican forces, Jan. 8, 1847," facing p. 157. 
 
 Fold, map: "Military reconnaissance of the Arkansas, Rio del 
 Norte and Rio Gila, by W. H. Emory, Lieut., Topographical en 
 gineers. Assisted from Fort Leavenworth to Santa Fe, by Lieuts. 
 J. W. Abert and W. G. Peck, and from Santa Fe to San Diego, 
 on the Pacific, by Lieut. W. H. Warner and Mr. Norman Bestor. 
 Made in 1846-7, with the advance guard of the "Army of the 
 West" under command of Brig. Gen. Stephen W. Kearny. Con 
 structed under the orders of Col. J. J. Abert, Chief Corps of topo 
 graphical engineers. 1847. Drawn by Joseph Welch. Scale, 17cm. 
 to 160 miles. "The survey of the Sierra de Jumanes, the Sierra 
 Grande, the Gran Quivira region, and the Rio Puerco and its 
 tributaries, was made by Lieuts. Abert and Peck, of the Corps of 
 top. engineers." 
 
 The map gives heights in feet, above the level of the sea, 
 ranches on the right and left of the trail, wagon route from Rio 
 
Conquest of California and New Mexico 39 
 
 Grande to Pino Village (explored and surveyed by Lieut. Col. 
 Cooke, being that over which he conducted his battalion and 
 train of wagons to the Pacific), table of geographical positions, 
 
 c., etc. 
 
 5-17615 Kc-181 F786.U57 E.S. W.D. 
 
c. 
 
 Special Campaigns anfi Battles. personal $tarra 
 ttbes, Regimental histories. 
 
 Allen, Lewis Leonidas. Pencillings of scenes upon the Rio 
 Grande; originally published bn f !] the Saint Louis Ameri 
 can. By the Rev. L. L. Allen . . . New York, 1848. 48 p. 
 20cm. 
 2-15452 E411.A42 
 
 ^-Anderson, Robt., 1805-1871. An artillery officer in the Mexican 
 Avar, 1846-7 ; letters of Robert Anderson, captain 3rd artil 
 lery, U. S. A., Avith a prefatory word by his daughter, Eba 
 Anderson Lawton, with 21 illus. N. Y., Lond., Putnams r 
 1911. xvi p., 1 L, 339 p., front., plates, ports. 23cm. 
 
 Illustrations: Gen. R. Anderson (front.) Maj. Gen. Robt. 
 Patterson, p. 16. Gen. Scott, p. 46. View of Tampico, p. 60. 
 Gen. Taylor, p. 66. View of Mount Orizaba from Vera Cruz, p. 
 80. Siege of Vera Cruz, p. 92. Gen. Santa Anna, p. 106. Gen, 
 Worth, p. 111. Rough sketch of battle-ground of Cerro Gordo r 
 April 18, 1847, p. 139. Panorama of Puebla, p. 170. Puebla de 
 Los Angeles, p. 176. Mexican water carriers, p. 188. Scene in a 
 Mexican market, p. 204. View of Mount Iztaccihuatl from the 
 east, p. 242. The pyramid of Cholula, p. 252. Making tortillas, 
 p. 262. View of Popocatepetl from Puebla, p. 282. Scene at 
 the battle of Molino del Rey, p. 310. Battle of Chajmlfo^e^jx.- 
 314. Mexico city looking southwest from the cathedral, p. 328, 
 
 :3: n-28847 E411.A54 E.S. A.W.C. 
 
 Backus, Electus. A brief sketch of the battle of Monterey ; with 
 details of that portion of it which took place at the eastern 
 extremity of the city. By the late Col. E. Backus, IT. S. A. 
 (In: Historical magazine, . . . Morrisana, N. Y., 1866. 18 x 
 24cm. v. 10, p. 207-213.) 
 
 Bancroft refers to this in his: "History of Mexico " v V p 
 384-385. 
 
 r 5-51231 inE171.H64v. 10 
 
 40 
 
Special Campaigns and Battles, Etc. 41 
 
 Backus, Electus. Details of the controversy between the regu 
 lars and volunteers, in relation to the part taken by each in 
 the capture of battery no. 1, and other works at the east end 
 of the city of Monterey, on the 21st of Sept., 1846. By the 
 late Col. E. Backus, U. S. A. (In : Historical magazine, . . . 
 Morrisania, N. Y. 1866. 18x24cm. v. 10, p. 255-257.) 
 
 Footnote: "Like the article, from the same pen, in the July 
 number fp. 207, q. v.] the following was communicated to me 
 by the gallant author of it, since deceased. [Signed] : H. B. 
 D. (H. B. Dawson). 
 
 [5-5123] B171.H64v.10 
 
 [Ballentine, George] b. 1812? The Mexican war, by an English 
 soldier. Comprising incidents and adventures in the United 
 States and Mexico with the American army. N. Y., W. A. 
 Townsend & co., 1860. xii [9] -288 p. front. 20cm. 
 
 Added t.-p., engraved : Adventures of an English soldier in the 
 United States army. 
 
 Originally published under title : Autobiography of an English 
 soldier in the U. S. army. (In Colburn s united service maga 
 zine, . . . Lond., 1851-52. 22cm. pt. 3, 1851; pts. 1-3, 1852), then 
 in book form. Lond., Hurst and Blackett, 1853. 2 v. 20cm. 
 N. Y., Stringer & Townsend, 1853. xii [9] -288 p. pi. 20cm. 
 
 A narrative of Scott s campaign from the standpoint of an in 
 telligent private soldier, which derives additional freshness and 
 value from the fact that the author was a foreigner. Written 
 by a clear-headed and educated man. Soley. 
 
 4-7010 2-15451 E411.B193 E411.A93 
 
 E411.B192 in U1.U6 9-2368 6-5657 
 
 Baylies, Francis, 1783-1852. March of the United States troops 
 under Gen. Wool from San Antonio, Texas, to Saltillo, Mex 
 ico, 1846. (In: Am. quarterly register, July, 1850.) 
 [5-32095] in AP2.S92 v. 4 
 
 Baylies, Francis, 1783-1852. A narrative of Major-General Wool s 
 campaign in Mexico, in the years 1846, 1847, and 1848. Al 
 bany, Little & co., 1851. 78 p. front, (port.) 23cm. 
 4-37287 E405.4.B35 
 
 [Benham, Henry Washington, 1813-1884.] Recollections of Mex 
 ico and the battle of Buena Vista, Feb. 22 and 23, 1847. By 
 an engineer officer, on its 24th anniversary. [Anon.] Bost., 
 
42 Special Campaigns and Battles, Etc. 
 
 1871. Cover-title, 27 p. 23cm. Re-published from "Old 
 and new," for June and July, 1871. 
 2-15462 E406.B9IU 
 
 Bishop, W. W. Journal of the 12 months campaign of Gen. 
 Shield s brigade in Mexico, 1846-47, compiled from notes of 
 of Lieuts. J. J. Adams and H. Dunbar. By W. W. Bishop, 
 Captain, Illinois volunteers. St. Louis, 1847. 
 
 Bonner, J.| Scott s battles in Mexico. (In: Harper s new 
 monthly magazine. N. Y., 1855. 24cm. v. xi, Jmie-Nov., 
 1855, p. 311-324. lllus.) 
 
 This is an unsigned article, but in the Index to Harper s new 
 monthly magazine . . . v. i-lxxxv., N. Y., Harper & bros., 1898, 
 24cm., p. 87, John Bonner is given as the author. 
 
 [4-12670] inAP2H3v. 11 
 
 Brackett, Albert Gallatin, 1829-1896. General Lane s brigade in 
 central Mexico. Cincinnati, H. W. Derby & co. ; N. Y., J. C. 
 Derby, 1854. ix f 10] -336 p. front, (port.) 20cm. 
 2-15463 E405.6.B79 
 
 Brackett, Albert Gallatin, 1829-1896. History of the United 
 States cavalry, from the formation of the federal govern 
 ment to the 1st of June, 1863. To which is added a list of 
 all the cavalry regiments, with names of their commanders, 
 which have been in the United States service since the break 
 ing out of the rebellion. N. Y., Harper & bros., 1865. xii 
 [13]-337 p. incl. front, pi., maps. 20cm. 
 
 Mexican war, chap, iii-vi, p. 53-125. 
 
 2-7747 E181.B78 . 
 
 Buhoup, Jonathan W. Narrative of the central division, or army 
 of Chihuahua, commanded by Brig. General Wool : embracing 
 all the occurrences . . . from the time of its rendezvous at 
 San Antonio de Bexar till its final disbandment at Camargo 
 with an account of its sufferings while passing through a 
 barren and hostile country together with a description of 
 the battle of Buena Vista, &c., and an interesting appendix. 
 Pittsburgh, M. P. Morse, 1847. xii |13]-168 p. 19cm. 
 2-15464 E405.4.B93 
 
Special Campaigns and Battles, Etc. 43 
 
 The capture of Vera Cruz. By an eye-witness. Anon.] (In: 
 The Knickerbocker, or, New York monthly magazine. N.Y., 
 1847. 24cm. v. 30, July, 1847, p. 1-8.) 
 [Signed:] E. C. H. 
 
 1-2996] in AP2.K64 v. 30 
 
 Carleton, James Henry, 1814-73. The battle of Bueiia Vista, 
 with the operations of the "Army of occupation" for one 
 month. N. Y., Harper & bros., 1848. vii, 238 p. front, 
 (map) plan. 17cm. 
 
 Carleton was a dragoon officer in the fight. He combines per 
 sonal observation with a study of the official documents, and 
 enables the student to follow his investigations by footnotes. 
 Soley. 
 
 2-15461 E406.B9C2 E. S. A.W.C. W. D. 
 
 Carpenter, Wm. W. Travels and adventures in Mexico: in the 
 course of journeys of upward of 2500 miles, performed on 
 foot. Giving an account of the manners and customs of the 
 people, and the agricultural and mineral resources of that 
 country. N. Y., Harper & bros., 1851. xi [13] -300 p. 19% 
 cm. 
 
 Experiences of the author in the Mexican war and after his 
 capture near Monterey in 1847. 
 
 2-4775 F1213.C29 
 
 Deas, George. Reminiscences of the campaign on the Rio Grande. 
 By Maj. G. Deas, U. S. A. (In: Historical magazine, . . . 
 Morrisania, N. Y., 1870. 26cm. 2d series, v. 7, p. 19-22; 
 99-103; 236-238; 311-316.) 
 
 Footnote: "The major did not complete his sketches; and we 
 leave the subject where he left it." Editor, Historical maga 
 zine, p. 316. 
 
 [5-5123] in E171.H64 v. 7 W. D. 
 
 Donna van, Corydon. Adventures in Mexico ; experienced during 
 a captivity of seven months. 12th ed. With an appendix. 
 Bost., G. R. Holbrook co., 1848. 132 p. front, (port.) 
 24cm. 
 7-21668 E411.D69 
 
 Edwards, Frank S. A campaign in New Mexico with Colonel 
 Doniphan. By F. S. Edwards, a volunteer. With a map of 
 
44 Special Campaigns and Battles, Etc. 
 
 the route, and a table of the distances traversed. Phila. r 
 Carey and Hart, 1847. xvi [17] -184 p.. map., tab. 19cm. 
 Another ed., Loud., 1848. 
 
 2-15465 E405.2.E26 
 
 Encariucion prisoners: comprising an account of the march of 
 the Kentucky cavalry from Louisville to the Rio Grande, 
 together with an authentic history of the captivity of the 
 American prisoners, including incidents and sketches of men 
 and things on the route and in Mexico. By a prisoner. 
 Louisville, Ky., Prentice and Weissinger, 1848. 96 p. 21cm. 
 
 2-15432 E412.E56 
 
 Frontier service [in the Mexican war] by an old cavalryman. 
 | Anon.] (In: Southern magazine. Baltimore, 1874. 23cm. 
 v. 15, p. 74-86.) [Signed:] M. 
 
 Author was a member of the regiment of "Mounted Riflemen/ 
 which was added to the permanent military establishment of the 
 United States in spring 1840. Gen. Percifer F. Smith of Louisi 
 ana was its first colonel. Author mentions Lee on p. 71 and 
 Capt. Claiborne on p. 85. 
 
 [5-14025] in AP2.S84 v. 15 
 
 Furber, George C. The twelve months volunteer; or, Journal of 
 a private in the Tennessee regiment of cavalry, in the cam 
 paign in Mexico, 1846-7 ; comprising four general subjects : I. 
 A soldier s life in camp; amusements; duties; hardships. 
 
 II. A description of Texas and Mexico, as seen on the march. 
 
 III. Manners; customs; religious ceremonies of the Mexicans. 
 
 IV. The operations of all the twelve months volunteers, in 
 cluding a complete history of the war with Mexico ... By 
 G. C. Furber, of Company G. Cincinnati, J. A. & U. P. 
 James, 1849. xi 12]-640 p., inch illus., ph, plans., front., 
 fold. map. 23cm. 
 
 See also Young, Philip. History of Mexico. . . . 
 
 [Furber] also wrote a continuation of Young s History of 
 Mexico, which includes the period of the war, and offers a good 
 share of the documentary proofs. The above book [twelve 
 months volunteer] was republished several times. Soley. 
 
 2-15588 E404.F98 
 
Special Campaigns and Battles, Etc. 45 
 
 A general s orderly in Mexico. (In: Colburn s united service 
 magazine, . . . Lond., 1855. 23cm. part ii, p. 78-85.) 
 Personal experience of an orderly of Gen. Patterson (Mounted 
 company of artillery). 
 
 [6-5657] in U1.U6, 1855 pt. 2 E.S. 
 
 Gibson, J. W. Letter descriptive of the battle of Buena Vista, 
 written on the ground. Lawrensburgh, Ind., 1847. 
 
 [Giddings, Luther.] Sketches of the campaign in northern Mex 
 ico. In 1847. By an officer of the First regiment of Ohio 
 volunteers. N. Y., For the author by G. P. Putnam & co., 
 1853. xii [13] -336 p., front, (map), plan. 21cm. 
 
 2-15448 E405.1.G45 A.W.C. 
 
 Grindall, John J. The battle of Buena Vista. [A poem.] Balti 
 more, Press of I. Friedenwald, 1882. 10 p. 15cm. 
 Originally pub. in United service review, Phila., 1881. 25cm. 
 v. 5, p. 47-51. 
 
 Republished by the Virginia association of Mexicans, and dedi 
 cated to J. F. Milligan, vice-president of same and to all sur 
 vivors of the Mexican war. 
 
 5-33368 E406.B9G9 
 
 Hartman, George W. A private s own journal: giving an account 
 of the battles in Mexico, under Gen l Scott, with descriptive 
 scenes, and roll of Company "E," 2nd Pa. regiment, with the 
 age, height, occupation and residence of officers and men, 
 also, a table of heights and distances from Vera Cruz to the 
 city of Mexico. By G. W. Hartman, a youth who volunteer 
 ed in his 19th year. Greencastle [Pa.]. Printed by E. 
 Robinson, 1849. 35 p. 18cm. 
 2-15516 E411.H33 
 
 The "high private," with a full and exciting history of the New 
 York volunteers, illus. with facts, incidents, anecdotes, en 
 gravings, &c., &c., including the mysteries and miseries of 
 the Mexican war. In three parts: Part first. To which will 
 be appended the constitution and by-laws of the guerrillas, 
 banditti, &c., found on Priest Jaurata. By "Corporal of the 
 guard." N. Y., Printed for the publishers, 1848. 60 p. 
 illus. 20cm. Copyrighted by Albert Lombard. 
 
46 Special Campaigns and Battles, Etc. 
 
 Caption title : Sketches, incidents, anecdotes, mysteries and 
 miseries of the First [!]New York volunteers, Col. Ward B. 
 Burnett, commanding, during part of 1846-1847-1848. No more 
 published. 
 
 The regiment commanded by Col. Burnett was the 2d regiment. 
 
 5-5559 E409.H63 
 
 Hopkins, G. T. The San Patricio battalion in the Mexican war. 
 (In: .Journal of the U. S. Cavalry association. Ft. Leaven- 
 worth, Kan., Sept., 1913. 24cm. v. 24, no. 98, p. 279-284, 
 incl. table.) 
 
 Table : Deserters from U. S. army, 1846, who joined the Mexi 
 can army, and who formed the St. Patrick Company, . . . 
 
 Foot-note: "These notes have been furnished by Capt. Frank 
 McCoy, General Staff, U. S. A., as being of great historical in 
 terest. The only reference to this matter that we have been 
 able to find is the following from Wilcox s history of the Mex. 
 war, p. 394-5," . . . 
 
 Ballentiiie refers to prisoners taken in the engagement at 
 Churubusco, among them being seventy deserters from the Ameri 
 can army. They were tried, found guilty, and hung. See p. 407, 
 United service, 1852, pt. 3, also in his: Mexican war, by an En 
 glish soldier. 
 
 11-26664] inUEl.U5,v.24 E.S. 
 
 Hurlbert, Wm. Henry, 1827-1895. General McClellan and the 
 conduct of the war. N. Y., Sheldon & co., 1864. vii [9] -312 
 p. front., maps (1 fold.) 20cm. 
 
 . . . "His training . . . and in the War with Mexico, chap, i, p. 
 9-18. 
 
 12-11 031 E467.1 .M2H88 
 
 Jamieson, Milton. .Journal and notes of a campaign in Mexico: 
 containing a history of Company "C" of the 2d regiment of 
 Ohio volunteers; with a cursory description of the country, 
 climate, cities, waters, roads and forts along the southern 
 line of the American army in Mexico. Also of the manners 
 and customs, agriculture, &c., of the Mexican people. Cin 
 cinnati, lieu Franklin print, house, 1849. iv [5] -105 p.. 
 1 1. 21cm. 
 
 This was the 2d regiment composed of those who volunteered 
 for "service during the war with Mexico," but it was the 5th of 
 Ohio infantry, the first three regiiuents being composed of twelve 
 months volunteers. 
 
 2 15517 E411..J32 
 
Special Campaigns and Battles, Etc. 47 
 
 Kendall, George Wilkins, 1809-1867. The war between the U. S. 
 and Mexico illustrated, embracing pictorial drawings of all 
 the principal conflicts, by Carl Nebel . . . with a description 
 of each battle, by Geo. Wilkins Kendall . . . N. Y., D. Apple- 
 ton & co.; [etc., etc.], 1851. iv, 52 p. 12 col. pi. 38y 2 cm. 
 In portfolio. 
 
 Plates. 1. Battle of Palo Alto. 2. Capture of Monterey. 3. 
 Battle of Buena Vista. 4. Bombardment of Vera Cruz. 5. Bat 
 tle of Cerro Gordo. 6. Assault at Contreras. 7. Battle at Churu- 
 busco. 8, 9. Battle of Molino del Rev (2 views). 10, 11. Storm 
 ing of Chapultepec (2 views). Pillow s and Quitman s attacks. 
 12. General Scott s entrance into the city of Mexico. 
 
 9-8968 E406.A1K5 W.D. 
 
 Kenly, John Reese, 1822-1891. Memoirs of a Maryland volun 
 teer. War with Mexico, in the years 1846-7-8. Phila., Lip- 
 pincott & co., 1873. xii 13] -521 p. 22cm. 
 
 Appendix: A. List of the officers of the First battalion of Balti 
 more and Washington volunteers. B. List of officers of the Dis 
 trict of Columbia and Maryland regiment of volunteers. C. 
 Letter from Col. Geo. W. Hughes. D. Treaty between the U. S. 
 and Mexico. 
 
 2-15453 E411.K33 
 
 Lane, Wm. Bartlett, d. 1898. Our cavalry in Mexico. (In: The 
 United service. . . . Philadelphia, 1891. 24cm. v. vi, new 
 series, July-Dec., 1891, p. 429-450.) 
 in U1.U4 v. 6 new s. W.D. E.S. 
 
 Lane, Wm. Bartlett, d. 1898. The tk Regiment of mounted rifle 
 men;" or, from Puebla to the city of Mexico. (In: The 
 United service. . . . Philadelphia, 1895. 24cm. v. xiv, new 
 series, July-Dec., 1895, p. 301-313.) 
 in U1.U4 v. 14, new s. E.S. 
 
 Lane, Walter P., 1817-1892. The adventures and recollections of 
 General Walter P. Lane, a San Jacinto veteran. Containing 
 sketches of the Texian, Mexican, and late wars . . . Marshall, 
 Tex., Tri-weekly herald print,, 1887. 2 p. 1., 114 p. front, 
 (port.) 17cm. 
 
 In the Mexican Avar, Lane was a lieutenant in the 1st Texas 
 mounted riflemen and major of the battalion of mounted Texas 
 volunteers. In the civil war he was lieutenant-colonel of the 3d 
 
48 Special Campaigns and Battles, Etc. 
 
 Texas cavalry, colonel of a regiment of Texas partisan rangers, 
 and finally brigadier-general. 
 
 11-27005 F390.L25 
 
 Late victories in Mexico. From the New Orleans Picayune of 
 Sept. 8. (In: Littell s living age. Boston, 1847. 24cm. 
 v. xv, Oct.-Dec., 1847, p. 22-26.) 
 
 Contains also an article from the New Orleans Delta. 
 [7-22282] in AP2.L65 v. 15 
 
 Lott, W. C. The landing of the expedition against Vera Cruz in 
 1847. Summarized by W. C. Lott, Q. M. Sergt., 1st Troop, 
 Pa. Cavalry. (In: Military service institution of the United 
 States. Journal. 1899. 24cm. v. 24, p. 422-428.) 
 
 Footnote: "For most of the foregoing facts I am indebted to 
 an interesting monograph, "The Home Squadron in the Mexi 
 can Avar," 1896. By P. S. P. Conner, Esq." 
 
 [8-1584H] .Ul.M6v.24 E.S. 
 
 McSherry, Rich., 1817-1885. El puchero ; or, A mixed dish from 
 Mexico, embracing Gen. Scott s campaign, with sketches of 
 military life, in field and camp, of the character of the coun 
 try, manners and ways of the people, etc. Phila., Lippin- 
 cott, Grainbo & co.,1850. 2 p. 1., xi [13] -247 p., front., plates, 
 fold. plan. 20cm. 
 
 Appendix (p. [199] -247) : The siege of Vera Cruz [by D. H. 
 Conrad] Cerro Gordo [by D. H. Conrad]. List of officers of the 
 U. S. army and volunteers, who were engaged in the battles of 
 the valley of Mexico. 
 
 Dr. McSherry served as surgeon with the regiment of marines 
 that formed part of Gen. Scott s force from Vera Cruz to Mexico. 
 ... It is a sensible book by a careful observer. Soley. 
 
 2-15558 E405.6.M17 
 
 McSherry, Rich., M. D., 1817-1885. A Mexican campaign sketch. 
 (In: The New eclectic magazine, . . . Baltimore, 1868. 23cm 
 v. 3, p. 327-336.) 
 
 Describes his landing at Camp Vergara, July 3, 1847, on the 
 beach near Vera Cruz, where Franklin Pierce was forming a 
 brigade, and his further experience in the war. 
 
 [5-14024] AP2 .S84v. 3 W.D. 
 
 Oswandel, J. Jacob. Notes of the Mexican war, 1846-47-48. 
 
Special Campaigns and Battles, Etc. 49 
 
 Comprising incidents, adventures, and every-day proceed 
 ings and letters while with the United States army in the 
 Mexican war; also extracts from ancient histories of Mex 
 ico, giving an accurate account of the first and original set 
 tlers of Mexico, etc. ; also the names and numbers of the 
 different rulers of Mexico ; also influence of the church. By 
 J. Jacob Oswandel . . . Rev. 1885. Phila., 1885. 642 p. 
 illus., port. 23cm. 
 
 Author was a member of the 1st regiment, Pennsylvania vol 
 unteers. The book consists of the journal which he kept during 
 the war. 
 
 2-15450 E411.086 
 
 Philadelphia grays. Artillery corps. The Philadelphia grays 
 
 collection of official reports of Brig. Gen. George Cadwa- 
 
 lader s services during the campaign of 1847, in Mexico. 
 
 Phila., T. K. and P. G. Collins, printers, 1848. 63 p. 21cm. 
 
 2-15468 E409.P54 
 
 Reid, Samuel Chester, 1818-1897. The scouting expeditions of 
 McCulloch s Texas rangers; or, The summer and fall cam 
 paign of the army of the United States in Mexico 1846 j 
 including skirmishes with the Mexicans, and . . . the storm 
 ing of Monterey; also, the daring scouts at Buena Vista; to 
 gether with anecdotes, incidents, descriptions of country, 
 and sketches of the lives of ... Hays, McCulloch, and 
 Walker. By Sam C. Reid, jr. Phila., G. B. Zieber and co., 
 1847. 251 p. front., 8 pi., 3 port., plan. 19cm. 
 2-15466 E405.1.R35 
 
 Reilly, James. An artilleryman s story. By James Reilly, late 
 Ordnance sergeant, U. S. A. (In: Military service institu 
 tion of the U. S. Journal. 1903. v. 33, p. 438- [447], 1909, 
 v. 45, p. 490-496, incl. illus. 
 
 The following narrative of service in the War with Mexico 
 (1847-48) and in Florida (1849-57) forms part of a Ms. History 
 of Battery M, 2d U. S. Artillery, and is published by permission 
 of a former commander of that organization, Brig. Gen. A. C. M. 
 Pennington, U. S. Army. Preamble. 
 
 [6-13361] inUFl.J86,v.33 E.S. 
 
 Relic of our war with Mexico. (In : Journal of the Military serv 
 ice institution of the U. S, N. Y., 1882. 24cm. v. 3, no. 11. 
 
50 Special Campaigns and Battles, Etc. 
 
 "Our war chest," p. 399. (1 outline map.) 
 
 A sketch of route taken by the 2d dragoons, July-Aug., 1845 r 
 from Fort Jesup to Corpus Christi, as the advanced guard of the 
 army of occupation under Gen. Zachary Taylor. The relic was 
 found among personal papers of the late Major-Gen. Meade, by 
 his son ; it was drawn by Lieut. George Stevens, 2d dragoons, 
 acting topographical engineer, a young officer of great promise 
 who was drowned May, 1846, while crossing the Rio Grande with 
 a portion of his regiment to occupy the city of Matamoras. The 
 march is fully described by one of the participants in a letter to 
 be found in the history of the regiment. See Rodenbough, From 
 everglade to canon . . . 
 
 [8-15848] in Ul.M6v.3 E.S. 
 
 Richardson, Wm. H. Journal of Win. H. Richardson, a private 
 soldier in the campaign of New and Old Mexico, under the 
 command of Colonel Doniphaii of Missouri. 2d ed. Laiu- 
 more, ,1. W. Woods, 1848. 96 p., front., illus., pi. 19cm 
 2-15428 E411.R53 
 
 The same. 3d ed. N. Y., W. H. Richardson, 1849. 96 p., 
 front, (facsim.), illus. 19cm. 
 10-21685 E411.R54 
 
 [Robertson, John Blount.J Reminiscences of a campaign in 
 Mexico; by a member of kt the Bloody-First." Preceded by 
 a short sketch of the history and condition of Mexico from 
 her revolution down to the war with the United States. 
 Nashville, J. York & co., 1849. 288 p., front, (fold. plan). 
 18cm. Preface signed: J. B. Robertson. 
 1-3885 E411.R64 
 
 Rodenbough, Theophilus Francis, 1838- comp. From everglade 
 to canon with the second dragoons (second IT. S. cavalry) ; 
 an authentic account of service in Florida, Mexico, Virginia, 
 and the Indian country, including the personal recollections 
 of prominent officers, with an appendix containing orders, 
 reports and correspondence, military records, etc., etc., etc. 
 1836-1875, comp. by Theo. F. Rodenbough . . . N. Y., I). Van 
 Nostrand, 1875. 561 p., front,, illus., pi. (5 col.), 2 fold, 
 maps. 25cm. 
 
 The war with Mexico, p. 91-146; colored plate (showing uni 
 forms) : Mexico, 1846: "Resaca" "Before the charge," p. 91, 
 
Special Campaigns and Battles, Etc. 5L 
 
 fold. map. The United States and Mexico, showing battlefields, 
 marches, and stations, p. 24. Appendix, i. Battles of the regi 
 ment, ii. Military records of officers, iii. Roll of honor. iv. 
 Orders, reports, and correspondence, v. Index, p. [429] -561. 
 [List of J documents. Appendix iv, p. 561. 
 
 Third period, 1845-48. The war with Mexico, ix. From New 
 Orleans to Matamoras, p. 91-98. x. La Rosia Palo Alto Resaca 
 de la Palma, p. 99-113. xi. Matamoras Monterey Pass of Santa. 
 Rosa, p. 114-120. xii. La Hedionda Agua Nueva Buena Vista, p. 
 121-130. xiii. Scott s operations Vera Cruz Medelin, p. 131-137. 
 xiv. Antigua Cerro Gordo La Hoy a San Juan de los Llanos,p. 
 138-148. xv. Closing campaign Molino del Rey City of Mexico 
 Agua Fria, p. 149-161. Fourth period, 1848-60. California Tex 
 as. New Mexico, [etc., etc.] xvi. The Calif ornian expedition 
 Indian and Mormon campaigns, p. 162-174 
 
 Buena Vista. [Poem], by General Albert Pike, p. 129-130. 
 
 War 10-91 A.W.C. 
 
 [Santa Anna, Antonio Lopez de] pres. Mexico, 1795-1876. Detail 
 de las operaciones ocurridas en la defeiisa de la capital de la 
 Republica, atacada por el ejercito de los Estados-Unidos del 
 Norte. Ailo de 1847. Mexico, Impr. de I. Cumplido [1847?] 
 47 p. 22cm. 
 
 Preface dated 1847. 
 
 10-10280 E405.6.S23 
 
 Schulz, Enrique E, Batalla de Padierna, Agosto 16 de 1847. Por 
 E. E. Schulz, Profesor de geografia en la Escuela militar 
 preparatoria. (In: Boletin de ingenieros. Mexico, 1913.. 
 22cm. t. iv, num. 3, p. [217] -242. 1 fold, map.) 
 E.S. 
 
 [Scribner, B. F.] A campaign in Mexico. By "One who was* 
 
 thar" . . . Phila., J. Gihon, 1850. [5]-75 p. front, (map). 
 23cm. 
 2-15525 E411.S44 
 
 [Scribner, B. F.] Camp life of a volunteer. A campaign in 
 Mexico, or, A glimpse at life in camp. By "One who has. 
 seen the elephant." Phila., Grigg, Elliott & co. ; New Al 
 bany, Ind., J. R. Nunemacker, 1847. [5] -75 p., front, (map).. 
 23cm. 
 2-15524 E411.S43 W.D. 
 
 [Sketches of the Mexican war. [Anon.] (In: Fraser s maga 
 zine for town and country. Lond., 1848. 23cm. v. 38, p. 
 91-102.) 
 
52 Special Campaigns and Battles, Etc. 
 
 Running titles: The Texas ranger The battle of Buena Vista. 
 [5-14347] in AP4.F8v. 38 
 
 Sketches of the war in northern Mexico. With pictures of life, 
 manners and scenery. In two parts. N. Y., D. Appleton 
 & co., 1848. 75 p. 14y 2 cm. 
 
 Contents. pt. 1. Sketches of the war. pt. 2. Pictures of life. 
 2-15523 E405.1.S62 
 
 Smith, Gustavus Woodson, 1822-1896. Company "A," Corps of 
 Engineers, II. S. A., 1846-48, in the Mexican war. By Gust. 
 W. Smith, Capt., Engineers [Willets Point, N. Y.] The 
 Battalion press, 1896. 
 
 An abridged edition of this book was issued with other papers 
 in : Occasional papers, II. S. Engineer School, no. 16. 
 4-11992 E40.S64 E.S. A.W.C. 
 
 Smith, Isaac, of Indianapolis. Reminiscences of a campaign in 
 Mexico: account cf [ !] the operations of the Indiana brigade 
 on the line of the Rio Grande and Sierra Madre, and a vin 
 dication of the volunteers against the aspersions of officials 
 and un-officials. By Isaac Smith . . . 2d ed., rev., and enl. 
 Indianapolis, Chapmans & Spahn, 1848. 116 p. 23cm. 
 2-15515 E405.1.S64 
 
 Smith, Robert Hall, ed. A series of intercepted Mexican letters : 
 captured by the American guard, at Tacubaya. Aug. 22, 
 1847. Published by Robert H. Smith, a wounded soldier. 
 2d ed., enl., and improved. Columbus, 0., Statesman steam 
 press, 1848. 56 p. 22cm. 
 
 First issued in Mexico, 1847, under title : A series of intercept 
 ed letters captured by the American guard at Tacubaya. 
 2-15561 E411.S66 
 
 Temple, Wm. Grenville. Memoir of the landing of the United 
 States troops at Vera Cruz in 1847. By Wm. G. Temple, 
 U. S. N. With an appendix containing all the written orders 
 issued by General Scott and Commodore Conner. (In : Con 
 ner, Philip S. P. The Home squadron under Commodore 
 Conner . . . [Phila.] 1896. 25i/ 2 cm. p. 57-83.) 
 2-15564 E410.C75 
 
Special Campaigns and Battles, Etc. 53 
 
 Thorpe, Thomas Bangs, 1815-1878. Our army at Monterey. Be 
 ing a correct account of the proceedings and events which 
 occurred to the "Army of occupation" under the command 
 of Major-General Taylor, from the time of leaving Mata- 
 moros to the surrender of Monterey. With a description of 
 the three days battle and the storming of Monterey : the 
 ceremonies attending the surrender: together with the par 
 ticulars of the capitulation. Illus., by a view of the city and 
 a map drawn by Lieut. Benjamin, IT. S. A. By T. B. Thorpe 
 . . . Phila., Carey and Hart, 1847. 1 p. 1., vii, 9-204 p. front., 
 pi., fold. map. IS^cm. 
 
 Added t.-p., illus., dated 1848. 
 
 2-15460 E406 .M7T5 A.W.C. 
 
 Thorpe, Thomas Bangs, 1815-1878. Our army on the Rio Grande. 
 Being a short account of the important events transpiring 
 from the time of the removal of the "Army of occupation"" 
 from Corpus Christi, to the surrender of Matamoros ; with 
 descriptions of the battles of Palo Alto and Resaca de la 
 Palma, the bombardment of Fort Brown, and the ceremonies, 
 of the surrender of Matamoros : with descriptions of the 
 city, etc., etc. Illus. by 26 engravings. By T. B. Thorpe . . . 
 Phila., Carey and Hart, 1846. 3 p. 1., [v]-ix, 11-300 p. front,, 
 illus., plates. 18%cm. 
 Added t.-p., illus. 
 
 On front paper cover: "Fine edition 75 cents. With official 
 reports." "Battles on the Rio Grande. Official reports [May, 
 1846]": p. 197-240. "Despatches of Gen. Taylor, previous to- 
 actual hostilities [July 20, 1845-Apr. 22, 1846]": p. 241-293. 
 
 "A hasty work." Soley. 
 
 2-15522 E405.1.T53 A.W.C. 
 
 Tyler, Daniel. A concise history of the Mormon battalion in the 
 Mexican war. 1846-1847. By Sergeant Daniel Tyler. Salt 
 Lake City, 1881. 1 p. 1., viii [9] -376 p. 23cm. 
 
 Contents. The martyrdom of Joseph Smith, by President J.. 
 Taylor. The Mormons, by T. L. Kane. The Mormon battalion, 
 and first wagon road over the great American desert, by Miss E.. 
 R. Snow. Mormon battalion history, by D. Tyler. 
 
 2-15527 E411.T98 
 
 U. S. Adjutant-general s office. . . . Lists of officers who marched 
 
54 Special Campaigns and Battles, Etc. 
 
 with the army under the command of Major-General Win- 
 field Scott, from Puebla upon the city of Mexico, the 7th, 
 Sth, 9th and 10th of August, 1847, and who were engaged in 
 the battles of Mexico. Mexico, American star print, 1848. 
 |24J p. plan. 20 x 26cm. At head of title: Official. 
 2-15455 E405.6.U58 
 
 U. S. Adjutant-general s office. Official. List of officers who 
 inarched with the army under the command of Major-Gen 
 eral Winfield Scott, from Puebla upon the city of Mexico, 
 the 7th, Sth, 9th and 10th of August, 1847, and who were en 
 gaged in the battles of Mexico. Mexico, American star 
 print, 1848. Facsimile: 24 1. 20 x 28cm. 
 
 One of the four photostatic copies made by the Library of 
 Congress, August, 1912, from the original loaned by Brig. Gen. 
 B. K. Roberts. 
 
 12-84276 E409.U553 
 
 U. S. Engineer dept. . . . Report of the Secretary of war, com 
 municating, in compliance with a resolution of the Senate, a 
 map showing the operations of the army of the United States 
 in Texas and the adjacent Mexican states on the Rio Grande; 
 and military memoirs of the country. Ordered to be printed 
 . . . | Wash., D. C., Govt. print, off., 1850.) 67 p., 4 pi., 2 
 fold, maps, plan. 23y 2 cm. ([U. S.] 31st Cong., 1st sess. 
 Senate. Ex. doc. no. 32.) 
 
 "Memoir descriptive of the march of a division of the United 
 States army, under command of Brig. Gen. John E. Wool, from 
 San Antonio de Bexar, in Texas, to Saltillo, in Mexico. By Geo. 
 W. Hughes, Captain, Corps topographical engineers . . . 1846." 
 
 2-15514 E405.4.U58 
 
 Van Deusen, George William, 1859- Our artillery in the Mexican 
 war. By First Lieut. G. W. Van Deusen, 1st U. S. artillery. 
 ( In : Military service institution of the U. S. Journal. 1895. 
 v. 17, July, 1895, no. 76, p. 87-96.) 
 16-13361] in UF1.J86 v. 17 E.S. 
 
D. 
 
 Biographical ^ateriaL Hibes of prominent Cfjar- 
 acters of tije jHexicanWar, including a feto Works; 
 relating to ttje former president, porfirio 
 
 EEAUREGARD. 
 
 Boman, Alfred, 1824- The military operations of General Beau- 
 regard in the war between the states, 1861 to 1865 ; including 
 a brief personal sketch and a narrative of his services in the 
 war with Mexico, 1846-8, by A. Roman . . . N. Y., Harper & 
 bros., 1884. 2 v. fronts, (ports.), pi., map. 23cm. Pref 
 ace signed : G. T. Beauregard. 
 
 Mexican war, p. 6-7. 
 4-22948 E547.R75 
 
 DIAZ. 
 
 Creelman, James, 1859- Diaz, master of Mexico. N. Y., and 
 Loiid., D. Appleton & co., 1911. vii [1] p. front., plates, 
 ports. 22cm. 
 11-2066 F1234.D522 
 
 Ethics in action. Porfirio Diaz and his work, by a soldier of the 
 old guard. Mexico, Impr. de Hull, 1907. 127 p. plates, 
 ports., map, facsim. 22cm. 
 9-23270 F1234.D525 
 
 Fornaro, Carlo de. Diaz, czar of Mexico; an arraignment, by 
 Carlo de Fornaro, with an open letter to Theodore Roose 
 velt. [Phila.] International pub. co., 1909. 154 p. front. 
 (port.) 24cm. 
 9-9797 F1234.D53 
 
 Godoy, Jose Francisco, 1851- Porfirio Diaz, president of Mexico, 
 
 55 
 
56 Biographical Material. 
 
 the master builder of a great commonwealth. With 60 illus. T 
 maps and diagrs. N. Y., Lond., G. P. Putnam s sons, 1910. 
 xii, 1 1., 253 p. front., plates, ports., fold. maps. 21cm. 
 10-6093 F1234.D543 
 
 Tweedie, Ethel B. (H arley). "Mrs. Alec. Tweedie." The maker 
 of modern Mexico : Porfirio Diaz, by Mrs .Alec-Tweedie (nee 
 Harley). With over 100 illus., and a map., N.Y., John Lane 
 co. ; Lond., Hurst & Blackett, ltd., 1906. xvi, 421 p. front., 
 plates (part fold.) ports., map. 25cm. 
 War 8-190 A.W. C. 
 
 GRANT. 
 
 Coppee, Henry, 1821-1895. Grant and his campaigns : a military 
 biography, N. Y., C. B. Richardson, Cincinnati, C. F. A r ent & 
 co. [etc., etc.], 1866. 521 p. front., ports., maps. 24cm. 
 
 Coppee was the editor of the United States service magazine. 
 Mexican war, chap, iii, p. 24-26. 
 
 1-317 E672.C781 
 
 Coppee, Henry, 1821-1895. Life and services of Gen. U. S. Grant 
 . . . Chicago, Western news co., 1868. 566 p. port., maps. 
 24cm. 
 
 Pub. 1866 under title : Grant and his campaigns. 
 1-318 E672.C781 
 
 Grant, Ulysses Simpson, pres. U. S., 1822-1885. Personal memoirs 
 of U. S. Grant. N. Y., C. L. Webster & co., 1885-86. 2 v. 
 front, (ports.), plates, maps, facsims. 24cm. 
 
 Mexican war, v. 1, chap, iii-xiii, p. 45-190. Monterey and its 
 approaches (map), facing p. 115. Map of the Valley of Mexico, 
 with a plan of Mexican defences and line of U. S. army s opera 
 tions, facing p. 161. The above was also republished by the 
 above firm in 1894, and with imprint, N.Y. [n. d.], Century co., 
 in 1909. 
 
 10-32706 E672.G76 E672.G761 E672.G7614 E.S. 
 
 HANCOCK. 
 
 Cole J. R. The life and public services of Winfield Scott Han 
 cock, major-general, U. S. A. . . . Also, the life and services 
 of Hon. Wm. H. English . . . Cincinnati, Douglass bros., 1880. 
 424 p., incl. plates, front., ports. 22cm. 
 
 Mexican war, chap, iv, p. 43-47. 
 
 11-16624 E467.1 .H2C6 
 
Biographical Material. 57 
 
 Denison, Chas. Wheeler, 1809-1881. Hancock "the superb." 
 The early life and public career of W. S. Hancock, major- 
 general, U. S. A. . . . Including also a sketch of the life of 
 Hon Win. H. English ... by Rev. C. W. Denison . . . and 
 Capt, G. B. Herbert . . . Phila., H. W. Kelley [1880]. x, 
 11-431 p. front., plates, ports. 20cm. 
 
 Reissue, with additions, of the author s "Winfield; the law- 
 yer s son," 1865. 
 
 Mexican war, chap, vii, p. 63-74. Illustration : Molino del Rey. 
 Chapultepec in the distance, p. 64. 
 
 11-16629 E467.H2D3 
 
 Forney, John Wien, 1817-1881. Life and military services of 
 Winfield Scott Hancock . . . his early life, education and re 
 markable military career . . . Also contains a succinct bio 
 graphical sketch of Hon. Win. H. English ... By Hon. John 
 W. Forney . . . Boston, W. H. Thompson & co. [1880], 3 p. 1., 
 11-500 p., incl. front., illus., plates, ports., maps, plans. 19 V& 
 cm. 
 
 11-19494 E467.1.H2F7 
 
 Mexican war, p. 40-42. 
 
 Goodrich, Frederick E. The life and public services of Winfield 
 Scott Hancock, Major-General, U. S. A. ... with an intro 
 duction by Hon. F. O. Prince . . . Boston, Lee & Shepard ; 
 Phila., Quaker city pub. house [etc.], 1880. 375 p. front, 
 (port.), pi. 23cm. 
 
 Mexican war, pt. ii, chap, i-iv, p. 45-69. 
 
 1-2048 E467.1.H2G6 
 
 Norton, Frank Henry, 1836- Life and public services of Win- 
 field Scott Hancock. N. Y., Appleton & co. [1880], cover- 
 title, 31 p. 24cm. port, and illus. on covers. 
 11-16633 E467.1.H2N8 
 
 Walker, Francis Amasa, 1840-1897. . . . General Hancock, by Gen. 
 F. A. Walker. N. Y., D. Appleton & co., 1895. vi p., 2 1., 
 332 p. front, (port.) 6 plans. 20cm. (Half-title: Great 
 commanders, ed. by J. G. Wilson.) 
 
 Series title also at head of t.-p. 
 Mexican war, chap, ii, p. 16-21. 
 
 4-17078 E467.1.H2W24 
 
58 Biographical Material. 
 
 HITCHCOCK. 
 
 Hitchcock, Ethan Allen, 1798-1870. Fifty years in camp and 
 field, diary of Major-General E. A. Hitchcock, U. S. A. ; ed. by 
 W. A. Croffnt, Ph. D. N. Y., Loiid., G. P. Putnam s sons, 
 1909. xv, 514 p. front, (port.) 25cm. 
 
 Mexican war, chap, xxyi-xliv, p 180-350. Gen. H. served with 
 Taylor, as commander of the 3d infantry from beginning of hos 
 tilities in 1845 to May, 1846, when, on account of dysentery from 
 which he had been suffering all this time, he left Mexico for the 
 States. Being somewhat improved, he again went to Mexico 
 in Dec., 1846. In Feb., 1847, he was made Inspector-General of 
 Scott s army and served as such in the campaign from Vera 
 Cruz to the City of Mexico. His diary throws some interesting 
 side-lights on the campaign, and gives some facts not related to 
 in other histories. Capt. [Dr.] Louis C. Duncan, Medical Corps, 
 U. S. A. 
 
 10-186 E340.II62 
 
 JACKSON. 
 
 Henderson, Geo. Francis Robt., 1854-1903. Stonewall Jackson 
 and the American civil war, by Lieut. Col. G. F. R. Hender 
 son ... Loud., N. Y. [etc.], Longmans, Green & co., 1898. 
 2 v., 2 port (incl. front.). 33 maps (part fold.) 23cm. 
 
 Mexican war, v. 1, p. 30-67. Map (fold.). City of Mexico and 
 environs, p. 58. 
 
 5-32510 E467.1.J15H48 E.S. 
 
 Randolph, Sarah Nicholas, 1839- The life of Gen. Thomas J. 
 Jackson ( Stonewall" Jackson). By Sarah N. Randolph 
 . . . Phila., Lippincott & co., 1876. 363 p. front., plates, 
 ports. 20cm. 
 
 Mexican war, chap. 2. 
 
 All -2638 
 
 JOHNSTON. 
 
 Johnston, Wm. Preston, 1831-1899. The life of Gen. Albert Sid 
 ney Johnston, embracing his services in the armies of the 
 United States, the republic of Texas, and the Confederate 
 States. N. Y., D. Appleton & co., 1878. xviii, 755 p., incl. 
 (maps), front, (port.), plates. 24cm. 
 Mexican war, chap, ix, p. 131-145. 
 11-22454 E467.1.J73J7 E.S. 
 
Biographical Material. 59 
 
 KEARNY. 
 
 De Peyster, John Watts, 1821-1907. Personal and military his 
 tory of Philip Kearny, major-general United States volun 
 teers . . . N. Y., Rice <% Gage; Newark, N. J., Bliss & co. 7 
 1869. 3 p. 1., xii [13-516 p., plates, ports., map. 24cm. 
 Added t.-p., illus. 
 
 Mexican war, chap, x, xi, p. 123-151. Portrait: Bvt. Maj. P. 
 Kearny, Capt., 1st U. S. Dragoons, Mexico, 1847. From portrait 
 in possession of author, p. 128. 
 
 Kearny s march is elucidated in Emory s Notes of a military 
 reconnaissance . . . see under U. S. Engineer dept. 
 
 "Before he started on his expedition he received orders, dated 
 at Washington, June 3, to march across the continent from Santa 
 Fe, and take possession of California. Bancroft. (California, 
 v. 5, p. 334-336.) Footnote, ibid.: "Instructions of Secretary of 
 war, Marcy, to Col. Kearny, June 3, 1846." 
 
 11-23228 E467.1.K24D4 E467.1.K24D41 E.S. 
 
 LEE. 
 
 Long, Armistead Lindsay, 1827-1891. Memoirs of Robert E. Lee ; 
 his military and personal history, embracing a large amount 
 of information hitherto unpublished. . . . Together with inci 
 dents relating to his private life subsequent to the war, col 
 lected and edited with the assistance of Marcus J. Wright. 
 N. Y., Phila. [etc.], J. M. Stoddardt & co., 1886. 
 
 1 p. 1., 707 p. front., illus., plates, ports., maps (3 fold.), fac- 
 sim. 25cn;. 
 
 The appendix (p. 501-699) contains many reports, lists, etc., 
 relating to the army of northern Virginia. 
 
 Mexican war, chap, iii, p .47-71. Portrait: Lee, from portrait 
 taken in 1852, p. 65. No maps of Mexico. 
 
 11-27383 E467.1.L4L8 
 
 Mason, Emily Virginia, 1815-1909. Popular life of Gen. Robert 
 Edward Lee. Dedicated by permission to Mrs. Lee. Illus. 
 with 17 original designs by Professor Volck. . . . 2d rev. ed. 
 [iii]-xi, [13] -432 p. front, (port.) illus., 2 pi. 20cm. 
 
 Mexican Avar, chap, iii-iv, p. 36-55,iiicl. 1 illus., front. 
 Illustration: Robert E. Lee, front. Capt. Lee wounded at 
 Chapultepec, p. 51. 
 
 6-41948 E467.L4M3 E.S. 
 
 McCLELLAN. 
 
 Hillard, George Stillman, 1808-1879. Life and campaigns of 
 
60 Biographical Material. 
 
 George B. McClellan, major-general, U. S. A. Phila., J. B. 
 Lippincott & co., 1864. 396 p. front, (port.) 19cm. 
 
 Appendix : Oration delivered by Gen. McClellan at West Point, 
 June 15, 1864. 
 
 . . . "Services in the Mexican war, chap, i, ii, p. 13-36. Run 
 ning titles : Mexican war. Sap>pers and miners. Tompico. 
 Vera Cruz. Cerro Gordo. Amozoque. Puebla. Col. Totten s 
 report. March to Mexico. Valley of Mexico. Battle of Con- 
 treras. Padierna. Report of Gen. Twiggs. Chapultepec. 
 San Cosine Garita. Street fighting. Close of Mexican war. 
 Tactics of Mexican war. Lieut. McClellan s conduct. Return 
 to West Point. Manual of bayonet exercise. 
 
 12-11030 E467.1.M2H6 
 
 Michie, Peter Smith, 1839-1901. . . . General McClellan, by Gen. 
 P. S. Michie . . .N. Y., D. Appleton & co., 1901. ix, 489 p. 
 2 port. (incl. front.) 10 maps. 20cm. (Half-title: Great 
 commanders, ed. by J. G. Wilson.) Series title also at head 
 of t.-p. 
 
 Ancestry. West Point. Mexican war, 1 chap,, i, p. 1-23. 
 1-20881 E467.1.M2M6 
 
 QUITMAN. 
 
 Claiborne, John Francis Hamtramck, 1809-1884. Life and cor 
 respondence of John A. Quitmaii, major-general, U. S. A., 
 and governor of the state of Mississippi. N.Y.,Harper & bros. 
 1860. 2 v. fronts, (v. 1, port.; v. 2, double plan). 20cm. 
 
 cf. Baylies, F. March of IT. S. troops under Gen. Wool . . . 
 Am. qu. reg., July, 1850. 
 
 1-22592 F341.Q8 
 
 SCOTT. 
 
 General Scott and his staff : comprising memoirs of Generals 
 Scott, Tw T iggs, Smith, Quitman, Shields, Pillow, Lane, Cad- 
 walader, Patterson and Pierce ; Colonels Childs, Riley, Harn- 
 ey, and Butler, and other distinguished officers attached to 
 General Scott s army; together with notices of General 
 Kearny, Col. Doniphan, Col. Fremont, and other officers dis 
 tinguished in the conquest of California and New Mexico. 
 Intersperced with numerous anecdotes of the Mexican war, 
 and personal adventures of the officers. Comp. from public 
 documents and private correspondence. Phila., Grigg, El- 
 
Biographical Material. 61 
 
 Hot & co., 1848. iv p. 1 1., 11-224 p. front., plates, ports. 
 20cm. 
 12-12532 E403.G32 A.W.C. 
 
 Illustrated life of Gen. Winfield Scott, commander-in-chief of 
 the army in Mexico. Illus. by D. H. Strother. N. Y., A. S. 
 Barnes & co., 1847. 144 p. illus. (incl. map, plan.) 21cm. 
 
 The incidents have been mainly taken from Mansfield s Life 
 of General Scott, cf. note on cover, p. 4. 
 
 13-18456 E403.1.S4I28 
 
 Life of Gen. Winfield Scott, commander-in-chief of the U. S. army. 
 N.Y., A. S. Barnes & co. ; Bost., Redding & co. [etc., etc.] ; 
 1852. 191 [1] p. front, (port.) illus. (incl. maps, plan). 
 19cm. 
 
 (At head of title: A. S. Barnes & co. s pamphlet edition. In 
 cidents taken from Mansfield s Life of Gen. Scott.) 
 
 13-19340 E403.1.S4L75 
 
 Mansfield, Edward Deering, 1801-1880. The life of General Win- 
 field Scott. By E. D. Mansfield, esq. N. Y., A. S. Barnes 
 & co., 1846. x [11] -366 (i. e., 368) p., incl. illus., maps, plans, 
 front, (port.) plates. 20cm. 
 
 Page numbered "155*" and full page illus. not numbered, 
 occur between p. 155 and 156. 
 
 13-16019 E403.1.S4M28 A.W.C. 
 
 Moore, H. Judge. Scott s campaign in Mexico; from the ren 
 dezvous on the island of Lobos to the taking of the city;, 
 including an account of the siege of Puebla, with sketches of 
 the country, and manners and customs of the inhabitants. 
 By H. Judge Moore, of the Palmetto regiment, Charleston, 
 J. B. Nixon, 1849. xii, 234 p. 20cm. 
 2-15547 E405.6.M82 
 
 Scott [Winfield], 1786-1866. Letters of Gen. Scott and Secre 
 tary Marcy relating to the Mexican war. [Wash., Con 
 gressional globe office, 1848.] 16 p. 24cm. 
 2-15437 E409.S43 
 
 Scott [Winfield], 1786-1866. Memoirs of Lieut.-General Scott, 
 LL. D. Written by himself. N. Y, Sheldon & co., 1864. 
 
62 Biographical Material. 
 
 1 p. 1., xxii, 653 p. front., port. 26cm. Large paper edi 
 tion. 
 
 War with Mexico : chap, xxvi-xxxvi. General Taylor, etc., 
 p. 381-584. 
 
 ... Of Scott, we have, besides the life by Mansfield his own 
 memoirs, in which chap. 26-35 are occupied with the story of his 
 campaign and his narrative is accompanied with some not very 
 pleasant criminations of the President and General Taylor. 
 
 Soley "This autobiography was severely criticised in 
 
 the North American review, Jan., 1865, and the Athenaeum 
 (London) of the same month. Edwin Erie Sparks, Prof. Am. 
 history, Univ. of Chicago Lamed. 
 
 3-32948 E403.1S4S4 
 
 Wright, Marcus Joseph, 1831- . . . General Scott. N. Y., D. 
 Appleton and co., 1894. xii p. 1 1., 349 p. front, (port.), 
 5 maps. 20cm. (Half-title: Great commanders, ed. by <L 
 G. Wilson.) 
 
 Series title also at head of t.-p. 
 
 "For writing the military life of Scott, Gen. Wright has some 
 peculiar qualifications. As a young soldier following his chief 
 in the greatest of his military enterprises, the invasion of Mexico, 
 he was a devoted subordinate on terms of personal intimacy with 
 Scott." . . . Nation, v. 58, p. 417. 
 
 4-17083 E403.S4W9 A.W.C. 
 
 TAYLOR. 
 
 A brilliant national record. Gen. Taylor s life, battles, and des 
 patches . . . incl., . . . letters from the President of the IT. S., 
 the War dept., . . . and the Mexican authorities. Accounts 
 of the glorious battles of Palo Alto, Resaca de la Palma,i 
 Monterey, Buena Vista, Vera Cruz, and San Juan d Ulloa. 
 Comp. from authentic sources . . . Phila., T. C. Clarke [etc.] 
 1847. 70 p., incl. front., illus., maps, plan., port. 26cm. 
 13-22202 E422.B88 
 
 Conrad, Robert Taylor, 1810-1858. A sketch of the life of Gen 
 eral Taylor, with authentic incidents of his early years. (In : 
 Fry, Jos. Reese. A life of General Zachary Taylor; . . . q. v.) 
 
 Davis, Jefferson, 1808-1889. Speech of Hon. Jefferson Davis, 
 of Mississippi, on the exercise of civil power and authority 
 by military officers; delivered in the IT. S. Senate, Aug. 5, 
 
Biographical Material. 63 
 
 1850. [Wash., D. C., 1850.] 16 p. 24cm. Caption title. 
 A defense of Taylor s career in the Mexican war. 
 10-25134 E405.1.D26 
 
 Frost, John, 1800-1859. Life of Major General Zachary Taylor; 
 with notices of the Avar in New Mexico, California, and in 
 southern Mexico ; and biographical sketches of officers who 
 have distinguished themselves in the w r ar with Mexico. N. 
 Y., D. Appleton & co. ; Phila., G. 8. Appleton, 1847. 346 p. 
 front., illus. (incl. maps, plan, chart), plates, ports. 20cm. 
 Title vignette. 
 13 22555 E422.F92 
 
 [Fry, Joseph ReeseJ, 1811-1865. A life of General Zachary 
 Taylor ; comprising a narrative of events connected with his 
 professional career, derived from public documents and pri 
 vate correspondence by J. Reese Fry ; and authentic inci 
 dents of his early years, from materials collected by Robert 
 T. Conrad. With an original and accurate portrait and 
 eleven elegant illustrations of the battles of Fort Harrison, 
 Okee-cho-bee, Palo Alto, Resaca de la Palma, Monterey, and 
 Buena Vista, &c., &c. Designed by F. C. C. Barley. Phila., 
 Grigg, Elliot & co., 1847. x p. 1 1., 332 p. front., pi., 
 maps. 19cm. 
 
 Front.: Taylor. Map of the seat of Gen. Taylor s operations 
 in Mexico, p. 2. Taylor s first lesson in the art of war, p. 16. 
 Defence of Fort Harrison, p. 26. The last charge at Okee-Cho- 
 Bee, p. 43. Death of Ringgold, p. 124. May s dragoons charg 
 ing the enemy s batteries, p. 183. Diagram of defences, etc., 
 of Monterey, p. 217. Taylor at Buena Vista, p. 299. Battle 
 ground and vicinity of Buena Vista, Feb. 22, 23, 1847, p. 300. 
 Field after the battle, p. 315. 
 
 13-22551 E422.F94 
 
 This ed. has good paper, and plates are clear and not worn. 
 
 Another ed. with imprint, ibid., 1848. x [11] -332 p. is printed 
 on cheap and very poor book paper, incl. plates. A third print 
 of this book, under title : Our battles in Mexico. Illustrated with 
 eleven elegant engravings of the battles of Harrison [etc., etc.), 
 was pub. by K. T. and P. G. Collins, printers, Phila., 1850. 5, 
 vi-x, 13-344 p. illus., plates, maps, plan. 19cm. 
 
 13-22573 E422.F95, 1848 9-14015 E405.1.C75 
 
 The author s name not appearing on the title-page, the book 
 is, in some quarters credited to R. T. Conrad, but Bancroft, in 
 
64 Biographical Material. 
 
 his: History of Mexico, v. p. 434, mentions Fry as the author. 
 The reprints are poor, with plates blurred. 
 
 . . . "the life of Taylor, from his birth down to the quiet occu 
 pation by him of the positions secured by the victory of Buena 
 Vista." The author derived his information from public docu 
 ments which are liberally quoted, . . . Bancroft. 
 
 . . . "The best life of Taylor." . . . Soley. 
 
 General Taylor and his staff : comprising memoirs of Generals 
 Taylor, Worth, Wool, and Butler : Colonels May, Cross, Clay, 
 Hardin, Yell, Hays, and other distinguished officers . . . 
 interspersed with numerous anecdotes of the Mexican war 
 . . . Compiled from public documents and private correspond 
 ence . . . Phila., Grigg, Elliot & co., 1848. vi, 11-284 p., incl. 
 plates, map. front., pi., ports. 20cm. 
 13-22201 E403.G34 
 
 Gen. Taylor and the Mexican war. Including the particulars of 
 the last battles, names of the killed arid wounded, anec 
 dotes, &c. N. Y., N. H. Blanchard [1847]. Cover-title [3]- 
 18, 2] p. 25cm. 
 4-9703 E406.B9G3 
 
 Gen. Taylor s rough and ready almanac. 1848. Phila., R. Magee 
 |1848]. [35] p. illus. 20cm. 
 
 Another ed. pub. same year in Baltimore, entitled : Gen. Zach- 
 aiy Taylor s old rough and ready almanac. 
 
 8-27443 E420.G322 
 
 Howard, Oliver Otis, 1830-1909. General Zachary Taylor. N. 
 Y., D. Appletoii & co., 1892. xii p., 1 1., 386 p. front., 
 map, port. 20cm. (Great commanders, ed. by J. G. Wilson.) 
 Series t.-p. also on half-title. 
 
 "General Howard has brought together the available material 
 for a detailed examination of his [Gen. Taylor s] military life, 
 and, by personal visits to the battlefields of Mexico, has been 
 able to make the history of the battles of Palo Alto, Resaca de 
 la Palma, Monterey, and Buena Vista both interesting and intel 
 ligible to the ordinary reader. In this the maps are of great 
 assistance, and the operations on this line in the Mexican con 
 test are put in satisfactory form." J. D. Cox, in Nation, v. 56, 
 p. 18. Lamed. 
 
 13-22554 E422.H85 A.W.C. 
 
 Life and public services of Gen. Z. Taylor: including a minute 
 account of his defence of Fort Harrison, in 1812 ; the battle 
 
Biographical Material. 65 
 
 of Okee-chobee, in 1837; and the battles of Palo Alto and 
 Resaca de la Palma, in 1846 ... To which is added sketches 
 of the officers who have fallen in the late contest. Ed. by an 
 officer of the U. S. A. N. Y., H. Long & bro., 1846. 3 p. 1. 
 [9] -56 p. fronts, (port., fold, facsim.), fold. maps. 23cm. 
 
 On cover: Long s illustrated edition. 
 
 Maps: Central Mexico, showing the contemplated route of the 
 army. Battles of Palo Alto and Resaca de la Palma . . . drawn 
 by S. D. Dobbins, 1st Lieut., Adv. guards, U. S. A. 
 
 A part of this book was reprinted from the same plates in 1850. 
 
 13-22193 E422.L73 
 
 The life and public services of Major-General Zachary Taylor, 
 with graphic accounts of the battles of Palo Alto ; Resaca de 
 la Palma; Monterey, and Buena Vista . . . With all his 
 letters and despatches. Phila., N. Y., Turner & Fisher 
 [1848?] 60 p., incl. front., illus. 19y 2 cm. 
 
 13-22550 E422.L77 
 
 Life and public services of Gen. Z. Taylor : including a minute 
 account of his defense of Fort Harrison, in 1812 ; the battle 
 of Okee-Chobee, in 1837; and the battles of Palo Alto, Re 
 saca de la Palma, and others ... To which is added, sketches 
 of the officers who have fallen in the late contest. Ed. by an 
 an officer of the U. S. A. Also the life of Millard Fillmore 
 . . . N. Y., 1850. 3 p. 1., 5-96 p. front., illus., plates. 23cm. 
 
 9-30731 E422.L78 
 
 The life and public services of Major-General Zachary Taylor, 
 with graphic accounts of the battles of Palo Alto ; Resaca de 
 de la Palma ; Monterey, and Buena Vista . . . With all his 
 letters and despatches. Phila., G. B. Zieber & co., 1847. 
 60 p., incl. front., illus. 19cm. 
 13-22192 E422.L75 
 
 The life of General Taylor, the hero of Okee Chobee, Palo Alto, 
 Resaca de la Palma, Monterey, and Buena Vista. With nu 
 merous illustrative anecdotes and embellishments. Phila., 
 Lindsay and Blakiston, 1847. viii, 9-214 p. front, (port.) 
 plates. 18 x 14cm. 
 
66 Biographical Material. 
 
 Also pub. under titles kl Pictorial life of General Taylor" and 
 "The people s life of General Zachary Taylor." 
 13-22548 E422.L74 
 
 Montgomery, Henry. The life of Major-General Zachary Tay 
 lor. Auburn, N. Y., J. C. Derby & co. ; Buffalo, Derby & 
 Hewson, 1847. xiv [17] -360 p. front, (port.), plates. 20cm. 
 13-22194 E422.M76 
 
 Montgomery, Henry. The life of Major Gen. Zachary Taylor, 
 twelfth president of the U. S. 18th ed., rev. and enl. Au 
 burn, Derby, Miller & co., 1849. xii [13] -413 p. front., 
 plates, ports. 23cm. 
 
 12-36867 E422.M78 
 
 The 20th ed. was pub. ibid., 1851. Soley. 
 
 Pictorial life of General Taylor, the hero of Okee Chobee, . . . 
 Phila., Lindsay & Blakiston, 1847. viii, 9-214 p. col. front, 
 (port.), col. plates. 17%cm. 
 
 cf. Note under "The life of General Taylor, the hero ..." 
 13-22547 E422.L742 
 
 Powell, C. Frank. Life of Major General Taylor; with an ac 
 count of his early victories and brilliant achievements in 
 Mexico, including the siege of Monterey and battle of Buena 
 Vista. Also sketches of Maj. Ringgold, Maj. Brown, Col. 
 Cross, . . . etc. N. Y., D. Appleton & co. ; Phila., G. S. Apple- 
 ton, 1847. 121 p., port. 23cm. 
 Enlarged from the 1st ed. published in 1846. 
 13-22196 E422.P88 
 
 Quisenberry, Anderson Chenault, 1850- History by illustration. 
 General Zachary Taylor and the Mexican war, by A. C. 
 Quisenberry . . . Frankfort, Ky., The Kentucky state his 
 torical society, 1911. 72 p. front., pi., ports. 24cm. (Half- 
 title : Kentucky hist, series.) Kentucky troops in the Mexi 
 can war: p. 22-27. Roster of the Kentuckians who served 
 as officers in the war with Mexico, both in the regular army 
 and in the volunteer army : p. 54-72. 
 11-22241 E409.K38 
 
 \ sketch of the life and character of Gen. Taylor, the American 
 
 hero and people s man, together with a concise history of 
 
 r the Mexican Avar ... By the one-legged sergeant. N. Y., 
 
Biographical Material. 67 
 
 N. H. Blanchard; Boston, J. B. Hall, 1847. cover-title [3]- 
 34 p. illus. (incl. port.). 24%cm. 
 13-22203 E422.S62 
 
 ... A sketch of the life and public services of General Zachary 
 Taylor, the people s candidate for the presidency. Wash.,. 
 Printed by J. T. Towers [1848]. 32 p. 23y 2 cm. Caption, 
 title. 
 
 13-22929 E422.S63 
 
 Stearns, Charles. Facts in the life of General Taylor; the Cuba 
 blood-hound importer, the extensive slave-holder, and the 
 hero of the Mexican war. By Chas. Stearns. Bost., The 
 author, 1848. 35 [1], p. 18y 2 cm. 
 10-5355 E422.S79 
 
 Stratemeyer, Edward, 1862- . . . With Taylor on the Rio Grande, 
 by E. Stratemeyer . . . illus. by J. W. Kennedy. Bost., 
 Lothrop, Lee & Shepard co. [cl909.] 287 p. front., 7 pi. 
 19cm. (His: Mexican war series [v. 2].) 
 9-10029 PZ7.S91 Wit3 
 
 Sumpter, Arthur. The lives of General Zachary Taylor and 
 General Winfield Scott: to which is appended an outline 
 history of Mexico, aboriginal, colonial, and republican; and 
 a brief history of the Mexican war; including events to the 
 surrender of the city of Mexico, and the removal of Con 
 gress to Morelia ... By A. Sumpter, U. S. A. N. Y., H. 
 Phelps & co., 1848. 62 [2] p., incl. front., illus., ports., map- 
 22cm. 
 
 Sometimes attributed to Benson J. Lossing. 
 
 11-31026 E422.S95 
 
 Taylor, Zachary, pres. U. S., 1784-1850. General Taylor s letters. 
 Letter of Gen. Taylor to Gen. Gaines Secretary Marcy s. 
 reprimand of General Taylor and Gen. Taylor s reply; 
 with the fable alluded to annexed, [n. p., 1846.] 4 p.. 
 24cm. Caption title. 
 10-15746 E405.1.T24 
 
 Taylor, Zachary, pres. U. S., 1784-1850. Letters of Zachary Tay 
 lor, from the battle-fields of the Mexican war; reprinted 
 from the originals in the collection of Mr. William K. 
 
68 Biographical Material. 
 
 of St. Louis, Mo. ; with introduction, biographical notes, an 
 appendix, and illustrations from private plates. Rochester, 
 N. Y. [The Genesee press], 1908. xxvi, 194 p., incl. front, 
 ports., facsims. 29cm. 
 
 Introduction by William H. Samson. "Three hundred num 
 bered copies printed for private distribution only." 
 8-23727 E415.T24 
 
 Taylor and Pillmore. Life of Major-General Zachary Taylor, 
 with characteristic anecdotes and incidents. Also, life of the 
 Hon. Millard Fillmore. Phila, T. K. & P. G. Collins, 1848. 
 32 p. illus. (incl. ports.) 23y 2 cm. 
 13-22571 E422.T24 
 
 The same. Hartford, Belkiiap & Hamersley, 1848. 64 p., incl. 
 
 front., illus., pi., ports. 22y 2 cm. 
 13-22572 E422.T23 
 
 Taylor and his campaigns. A biography of Major-General 
 Taylor, with a full account of his military services. With 
 27 portraits arid engravings. Phlla., E. H. Butler & co., 
 1848. 3 p. 1. [9] -128 p. front, (port.) illus. 17y 2 cm. Title 
 vignette. 
 1322549 E422.T25 
 
 Taylor and his generals. A biography of Major-General Zach 
 ary Taylor; and sketches of the lives of Generals Worth, 
 Wool, and Twiggs; with a full account of the various ac 
 tions of their divisions in Mexico up to the present time ; to 
 gether with a sketch of the life of Major-General Winfield 
 Scott, and an account of the operations of his divisions in 
 Mexico . . . Phila., E. H. Butler & co. ; N. Y., Burgess, String 
 er & co., 1847. vi [13] -325 p., incl. plates, front., ports. 
 19cm. Title vignette. 
 
 Slightly enlarged from an edition pub. in the same year. cf. 
 next title. 
 
 13-22552 E422.T27 
 
 The same. Phila., E. II. Butler & co., 1847. vi [13] -318 p., incl. 
 
 pi., plan, front., plates, ports. 18cm. Title vignette. 
 13-22556 E422.T26 
 
Biographical Material. 69 
 
 The Taylor text-book, or Rough and ready reckoner. Baltimore, 
 
 S. Sands, 1848. 58 p. 22y 2 cm. Illus. paper cover. 
 13-21569 E422.T28 
 
 [Thorpe, Thomas Bangs], 1815-1878. The Taylor anecdote book. 
 Anecdotes and letters of Zachary Taylor. By Tom Owen, 
 the bee-hunter [pseud.] With a brief life . . . N. Y., D. 
 Appleton & co.; Phila., G. S. Appleton, 1848. 2 p. 1., 7-150 
 p. illus. (incl. port.) 23cm. 
 13-22200 E422.T52 
 
 Webster, Daniel, 1782-1852. [The life of General Taylor.] Re 
 marks of the Hon. Daniel Webster, in the Senate of the 
 United States on the resolution offered by the Hon. Mr. 
 Downs, of Louisiana, relative to the funeral of Gen. Zach. 
 Taylor, late President of the United States. New York 
 Herald, July llth, 1850, (In: North American review. 
 Boston, 1851. 23cm. v. 72, p. 1-60.) 
 Running title: The life of Gen. Taylor. 
 [4-12673] in AP2N7 
 
 Wright, Henry Clarke, 1797-1870. Dick Crowningshield, the as 
 sassin, and Zachary Taylor, the soldier: the difference be 
 tween them. Hopedale, Mass. Non-resistant and practical 
 Christian office, 1848. 12 p. 16cm. 
 12-17393 E422.W95 
 
 THOMAS. 
 
 Coppee, Henry, 1821-1895. . . . General Thomas, N. Y., D. Apple- 
 ton & co., 1893. xp., 1 1. [2], 332 p. front, (port.) 4 maps. 
 20cm. (Half-title: Great commanders, ed. by J. G. Wilson.) 
 Series title also at head of t.-p. 
 Authorities : p. [xiv] . 
 
 "Early life and Mexican war, chap, i, p. 1-19. 
 4-17007 E467.1.T4C7 
 
 Johnson, Richard W., 1827-1897. Memoir of Major-General 
 George H. Thomas. Phila., J. B. Lippincott & co., 1881. 
 322 p. front., ports. 22cm. 
 
 Mexican war, chap, ii, p. 22-25. 
 
 13-22186 E467.1.T4J6 
 
70 Biographical Material. 
 
 Platt, Donn, 1819-1891. General George H. Thomas, a critical 
 biography, by Donn Platt; with concluding chapters by 
 Henry V. Boyiiton. Cincinnati, R. Clarke & co., 1893. viii, 
 13-658 p. front, (port.), maps. 24cm. 
 Mexican war, p. 63-70. 
 13-22931 E467.1.T4P5 
 
 Van Home, Thomas Budd, d. 1895. The life of Major-General 
 George H. Thomas. N. Y., C. Scribner s sons, 1882. x 
 p., 1 1., 502 p. front, (port.), 8 fold. maps. 22i/ 2 cm. 
 Mexican war, p. 5-9. 
 13-22933 E467.1.T4V2 
 
 COLLECTIONS. 
 
 Hudnut, James Monroe, 1844- pub. Commanders of the Army 
 
 of the Tennessee. U. S. Grant, Wm. T. Sherman, James B. 
 
 McPherson, Oliver O. Howard, John A. Logan. N. Y., J. 
 
 M. Hudnut, c!884. Cover-title [2], p., 5 port. 18xl4cm. 
 
 6-18146 E467.H88 
 
 Robinson, Fayette, d. 1859. Mexico and her military chieftains, 
 from the revolution of Hidalgo to the present time. Com 
 prising sketches of the lives of Hidalgo, Morelos, Iturbide, 
 Santa Anna, Gomez Farias, Bustameiite, Parcedes, Almonte, 
 Arista, Alaman, Ampudia, Herrera, and De la Vega. Phila., 
 E. H. Butler & co., 1847. ix p., 1 1. [13] -343 p. front., pi., 
 port. 19cm. 
 
 The same. Hartford, Conn., S. Andrus & son, 1851. ix [1], 
 
 1 13] -343 p., iricl. front, pi., port. 19cm. 
 2-5012-3 F1232.B65 
 
 . . . a popular work of no great reliability, but containing 
 
 some biographical information not easily found elsewhere. 
 
 Soley. 
 
E. 
 
 Ct)e $tatoB of tt)e Unites States 
 
 Special Works treating toitt) =0abal Operations of 
 tl)e Mexican War 
 
 Conner, Philip Syng Physick. The castle of San Juan de Uiloa 
 and the topsy-turvyists. Phila., 1897. Cover-title, 15 p. 
 plans. 25cm. "Reprinted from the United service for Feb., 
 1897." 
 3-17728 E406 .V4C7 
 
 Conner, Philip Syng Physick. The Home squadron under Com 
 modore Conner in the war with Mexico, being a synopsis of 
 its services. (With an addendum containing Admiral 
 Temple s Memoir of the landing of our army at Vera Cruz 
 in 1847.) 1846-47. [Phila.?], 1896. 83 [1] p. 26cm. 
 2-15563 E410.C75 
 
 Dupont, Samuel Francis, 1803-1865. The war with Mexico ; the 
 cruise of the U. S. ship Cyane during the years 1845-48. 
 From papers of her commander, the late Rear-admiral S. F. 
 Dupont. (In : U. S. Naval institute. Proceedings. Annap 
 olis, Md. 1882. 22cm. v. 8, no. 2, whole no. 21, p. 419- 
 437.) 
 in V1.U8 v. 8 
 
 Farragut, Loyall. The life of David Glasgow Farragut, first 
 admiral of the U. S. navy embodying his journal and letters. 
 By his son, Loyall Farragut . . . N. Y, D. Appleton & co., 
 1879. vi, 586 p. illus, 3 pi., 2 port. (incl. front.) 4 plans. 
 (1 fold.) 2 facsims. 24cm. 
 6-18980 E467.1F23F2 E.S. 
 
 71 
 
72 Naval Operations. 
 
 The same. [c!907] vi, 586 p. illus., plates, 2 port. (incl. front.) 
 
 maps (1 fold.) double facsim. 24cm. 
 7-38036 E467.1.F23F22 
 
 "Farragut goes to Vera Cruz/ p. 157-158; "Peculiar service 
 in Mexico," p. 196-198. 
 
 Griffis, Wm. Elliott, 1843- Matthew Calbraith Perry : a typical 
 American Naval officer. Bost., Cupples and Hurd, 1887. 
 xvi, 459 p. front, (port.), illus. 21cm. 
 
 Part performed by the navy on the east coast is well told, 
 though too briefly. Griffis s name is a guarantee of accuracy, 
 and his Avork shows literary taste and skill. His material was 
 derived from original sources . . . Useful in bringing out the 
 importance of the naval operations, which military writers have 
 an apparently uncontrollable tendency to slight. Soley. 
 
 4-17022 E182.P46 
 
 Jones, Chas. Colocock, jr., 1831-1893. The life and services of 
 Commodore Josiah Tattnall. Savannah, Morning news steam 
 print, house, 1878. ix, 255, 4 p. front, (port.) 24cm. 
 
 Chap. 6 to be consulted for the important services of the Mos 
 quito Flotilla on the east coast. Soley. 
 
 13-22920 E467.1.T2J7 
 
 Maclay, Edgar Stanton, 1863- A history of the United States 
 navy, from 1775 to 1893 ; by E. S. Maclay, A. M., with tech 
 nical revision by Lieut. Roy C. Smith. N. Y., D. Appleton 
 & co., 1894. 2 v. fronts., illus., plates, maps. 23cm. 
 
 War in the Mexican Gulf, chap, vi, p. 171-190, incl. 1 sketch 
 map. 
 
 Running titles: First failures. Expedition to Tabasco.- (hit 
 ting out the Creole. Bombardment of Vera Cruz. Tattnall s 
 audacious attack. Work of the naval battery. Losses in the 
 naval battery. Fall of Tuspan. Second attack on Tabasco. 
 
 2-7190 E182.M18 E.S. 
 
 The same. New ed., rev. and enl. N. Y., Appleton & co. [1898] 
 
 2 v. front., illus., pi., maps. 23cm. 
 2-7191 E182.M20 
 
 The same. v. 3 . . . N. Y., D. Appleton & co., 1902. front., illus., 
 
 pi. 23cm. 
 2-12716 E182.M211 
 
Naval Operations. 73 
 
 Mahan, Alfred Thayer, 1840- . . . Admiral Farragut, by Capt. A. 
 T. Mahan . . . N. Y., D. Appleton & co., 1901. 3 p. 1., 333 
 p. front, (port.) fold, map, 4 plans (1 fold.) 20cm. ( Half- 
 title : Great commanders, ed. by J. G. Wilson.) Series title 
 also at head of t.-p. 
 
 [Mexican war], p. 94-97. Running title: Commander and 
 captain. 
 
 4-17351 E467.1F23M21 
 
 Parker, Wm. Harwar, 1826-1896. Recollections of a naval offi 
 cer, 1841-1865, by Capt. "Wm. H. Parker. N. Y., C. Scrib- 
 - ners [ !] sons, 1883. xv, 372 p. 20cm. 
 
 For a vivid picture of naval life in the Mexican war period, 
 there is nothing comparable ... It is as entertaining as a ro 
 mance and as accurate as a photograph. His style is anecdotic 
 and racy, but his facts are faithfully presented, his judgments 
 are sound to the core, and his impressions are sharply outlined. 
 Capt. Parker, then a midshipman, served in the squadrons of 
 Conner and Perry on the east coast, and took part in all promi 
 nent operations. He was present at the capture of Vera Cruz 
 taking his tour of duty in the naval battery. Soley. 
 
 8-1165 E596.P24 
 
 [Phelps, Wm. D.] Fore and aft; or, Leaves from the life of an 
 old sailor. By "Webfoot" [pseud.]. With illus. by Ham- 
 matt Billings. Host., Nichols & Hall, 1871. vi [7] -359 p. 
 front., plates. 18cm. 
 8-21257 G540.P6 
 
 Revere, Joseph Warren, 1812-1880. Keel and saddle: a retro 
 spect of forty years of military and naval service. Boston, 
 J. R. Osgood & co., 1872. xiii, 360 p. 19y 2 cm. 
 ... "a pleasant, chatty book of naval and other experiences, 
 
 part of which (p. 42-50) refers to Stockton s campaign, cf. 
 
 Phelps, W. D. Fore and aft. Boston, 1871. Soley. 
 
 13-5287 F1213.R45 
 
 Rowan, Stephen Clegg, 1882- Recollections of the Mexican war. 
 Taken from the Journals of Lieut. Stephen C. Rowan, U. S. 
 navy, executive officer of the U. S. S. Cyane, Pacific squad 
 ron, 1845-1848. (In U. S. Naval institute. Proceedings, 
 Annapolis, Md. 1888. 22cm. v. 14, no. 3, whole no. 46, p. 
 539-559.) 
 inVl.USv. 14 
 
74 Naval Operations. 
 
 Semmes, Raphael, 1809-1877. Service afloat and ashore during 
 the Mexican war: by Lieut. Raphael Semmes . . . Cincinnati, 
 W. II. Moore & co., 1851. xii [7] -480 p. front, (plan.) 
 6 pi. 21cm. 
 
 An abridged edition of this work was issued in 1852, under 
 title : The campaign of General Scott, in the valley of Mexico. 
 
 . . . The campaign of the army from Vera Cruz to Mexico is 
 treated in the latter part of his "Service afloat." During this 
 campaign Semmes acted as aide-de-camp to General Worth. 
 Soley. 
 
 2-15472 E404.S47 W.D. E.S. A.W.C. 
 
 Soley, James Russell, 1850- . . . Admiral Porter, by James R, 
 Soley . . . N. Y., D. Appleton and co., 1903. vii p. 1 1., 499 
 p. front., plates, ports., maps, facsim. 19 1 /4cm. (Half- 
 title : Great commanders, ed. by J. G. Wilson.) 
 
 3-24307 E467.1.P78S6 
 
 Taylor, Fitch Waterman, 1803-1865. The broad pennant: or, A 
 cruise in the U. S. flagship of the Gulf squadron during the 
 Mexican difficulties; together with sketches of the Mexican 
 war, from the commencement of hostilities to the capture of 
 the city of Mexico. By Rev. Fitch W. Taylor . . . N. Y., 
 Leavitt, Trow & co., 1848. 415 p. front. 19cm. 
 
 Touches the east-coast operations. Soley. 
 2-15552 E410.T24 
 
 [U. S. Navy dept.] Annual report of the secretary of the 
 navy [signed] : J. Y. Mason, Dec. 6, 1847. (In: U. S. Presi 
 dent, 1845-1849 (Polk), Message of the President ... at the 
 commencement of the first session of the 30th Congress. 
 
 Wash., 1848. 23cm. v. 1, doc. 1, p. 945-959.) 
 
 "List of deaths in the navy, as ascertained at the department 
 since Dec. 1, 1846," p. 960-962, and other tables, p. 963-976. 
 
 U. S. Navy dept. . . . Number, etc., of persons employed in the 
 naval and marine service in the Mexican war. Letter from 
 the secretary of the navy, in answer to a resolution of the 
 House of the 20th Dec., 1848, relative to the number and 
 places of birth of persons employed in the naval and marine 
 service on the Gulf and Pacific coasts during the Mexican 
 
Naval Operations. 75 
 
 war. [Wash., D. C., 1849.] 5 p. 24cm. ([U. S.] 30th 
 Cong., 2d sess. House. Ex. doc. 24.) Caption title. Jan. 
 6, 1849. Laid upon the table and ordered to be printed. 
 8-33588 E410.U57 Cong. doc. Serial 540 
 
F. 
 
 Blnclufcing Uescription of, anti Crabel In, 
 utal &e0ource, Social iLtfe anti 
 anti obernment, economic Contntion^, tl)e armp anti 
 anti Hecent Cbenttf in 
 
 Aguilar y Santillan, Rafael. . . . Madero sin mascara. 1. ed. 
 Mexico, Impr. Popular, 1911. Cover-title, 109 p., incl. illus. 
 (maps), facsim. 22cm. Port, on cover. 
 12-23446 F1234.M19 
 
 Arnold, Channing. The American Egypt, a record of travel in 
 Yucatan, by Ch. Arnold and Fred. J. Tabor Frost. Lond., 
 Hutchinson & co., 1909. xiv, 391 [1] p. front., illus. (incl. 
 plans), plates, fold. map. 25cm. 
 Published also New York, 1909. 
 11-16726 F1876.A75 
 
 Baerlein, Henry. Mexico, the land of unrest; being chiefly an ac 
 count of what produced the outbreak in 1910, together with 
 the story of the revolution down to this day. Lond., Herbert 
 and Daniel [1913] . 2 p. 1., vii-xxvi, 461 [1] p. front., plates, 
 ports., fold. map. 23cm. 
 13-22126 F1234.B14 
 
 The same, with imprint: Phila., J. B. Lippincott co. [1913]. 
 
 E.S. 
 
 Author was special correspondent of The Times (London) in 
 Mexico. The work is of particular interest as it is the only known 
 record available at this time which tells the complete story of the 
 Mexican revolution from the outbreak in 1910 down to the 
 present day. Porfirio Diaz, Francisco Madero, and a num 
 ber of other prominent characters are clearly depicted; there is 
 also a brief life of the constitutionalists leader Villa. 
 
 76 
 
Modern Mexico. 77 
 
 Barton, Mary. Impressions of Mexico with brush and pen. Lond., 
 Methuen & co., ltd. [1911]. xi, 163 [1] p. front., mounted 
 col. plates. 23cm. 
 
 11-15617 F1215.B29 
 
 Bellemare, Louis, i. e. Eugene Louis Gabriel de, 1809-1852. Scenes 
 de la vie militaire au Mexique, par Gabriel Ferry (Louis de 
 Bellemare), Paris, Hachette, 1858. 3 p. 1. [3] -295 p., 2 1. 
 19cm. (Bibliotheque des chemins de fer.) 
 11-30503 F1213.B42 
 
 [Bellemare, Louis, i. e., Eugene Louis Gabriel de, 1809-1852], 
 Vagabond life in Mexico. N. Y., Harper & bros., 1856. 
 
 Contents. Perico, the Mexican vagabond. Fray Serapio, the 
 Franciscan monk. Don Tadeo Christobal, the thieves lawyer 
 of Mexico. Rernigio Vasquez. The miners of Rayas. Captain 
 Don Bias and the silver convoy. The Jarochos. The pilot 
 Ventura. 
 
 6-11706 PZ3.B419V 
 
 Bigot, Raoul. Le Mexique moderne. [3 ed.] Paris, P. Roger 
 & cie. [1909.] 2 p. 1. [7] -272 p. front., plates. 21cm. 
 (Collection "Les pays modernes.) 
 11-19563 F1226.B59 
 
 Blichfeldt, Emil Harry, 1874- A Mexican journey. N. Y., Crow- 
 ell co. [1912], viii, 280 p. front., plates, ports., fold. map. 
 22cm. 
 
 Bibliography: p. 271. 
 
 Most of what appears in the following pages was first written 
 for the Chautauquan magazine." Pref. 
 
 The author, who has had three years close contact with the 
 people in Mexico, takes his reader through Yucatan, Vera Cruz, 
 Oaxaca and Mitla to the capital city, mingling guide-book infor 
 mation and personal knowledge in a familiar narrative, dis 
 cussing various aspects of the development of the country, and 
 giving at length his view of the present political situation. A 
 timely work, well indexed and illus. 
 
 12-23775 F1215.B7 E.S. 
 
 Brady, Austin C. Mexico s fighting equipment. (In: Review 
 of reviews, N. Y., 1906. 24cm. v. 34, Nov., 1906, p. [575]- 
 582, incl. illus.) 
 [11-3099] inAP2R4v. 34 
 
78 Modern Mexico. 
 
 Burford, Robt., 1791-1861. Description of a view of the City 
 of Mexico; and the surrounding country, now exhibiting at 
 the Panorama, Leicester square. Painted by the proprietor, 
 Robt. Burford, assisted by H. C. Selous. Lond., Printed by 
 W. J. Colbourn, 1853. 20 p. front, (fold, plan.) 21cm. 
 11-4016 F1386.B965 
 
 Calderon de la Barca, Frances Erskine (Inglis). Life in Mexico 
 during a residence of two years in that country. By Mad 
 ame C de la B . . . With a preface, by W. H. Prescott . . . 
 Lond., Chapman & Hall, 1843. xiv, 437 p. 22cm 
 2-4774 F1213.C14 
 
 Campbell, Reau. Campbell s new revised complete guide and 
 descriptive book of Mexico. Chicago [Rogers & Smith co.] 
 1909. vi, 7-352 p. front, (port.) illus., fold. map. 19cm. 
 First ed., 1895. 
 
 Contents. Geographical: Rivers, lakes, harbors, mountains, 
 
 table-lands, seaports, climate, railroads, 
 
 steamer lines, p. 7-21.; Historical, p. 23-42. Practical matters, 
 p. 43 60. Amusements, p. 61-70. The city of Mexico, p. 71-121. 
 Around the valley, p. 121-154. Cities and towns of Mexico, 
 p. 155-267. Railway rides in Mexico, p. 269-320. The United 
 States of Mexico, p. 321. Location, population and altitudes, p. 
 322. Street car lines, p. 324. Table of terms, p. 327-337. 
 Chronological, p. 339-345. Index, 347-352. 
 
 Maps (fold.). City of Mexico, on one side. Mexico (col.) 
 Scale, 72 statute miles to 1 inch, on reverse side. 
 
 8-37653 F1209.C192 A.W.C. 
 
 Carson, Wm. English, 1870- Mexico, the wonderland of the 
 South. N.Y., The Macmillaii co., 1909. xi, 439 p. front., 
 plates, ports., map. 20cm. 
 
 A traveler s tale picturesquely contrasting old and new 
 phases of Mexican life, describing cities, mines, haciendas 
 and health resorts, and relating out-of-door experience. More 
 deliberately informing than Flanderau s Viva Mexico, but less 
 entertaining and significant, cf. Enoch, p. 114. 
 
 929345 F1215.C32 A.W.C. 
 
 . . . Conditions in the Republic of Mexico. A statement of the 
 conditions in the Republic of Mexico with relation to the 
 Diaz and Madero regime and the Huerta "de facto" gov 
 ernment . . . Wash., D. C. [Govt. print, off.], 1913. 14 p. 
 
Modern Mexico. 79 
 
 23cm. ([IT. S.] 63d Cong., 1st sess. Senate. Doc. 153.) 
 Presented by Mr. Sheppard. Ordered printed Aug. 6, 1913. 
 
 A statement of the "Constitutionalist" position. 
 13-35641 F1234.C74 
 
 Oooke, Philip St. George, 1809-1895. Scenes and adventures in 
 the army: or, Romance of military life. Phila., Lindsay & 
 Blakiston, 1857. xii [13] -432 p. 19cm. 
 
 Bc-1185 F592.C77 
 
 Dollero, Adolfo. Mexico al dia (impresiones y notas de viaje) 
 . . . Paris [etc.] Vda de C. Bouret, 1911. 972 p. illus. 
 23cm. 
 11-17481 F1215.D65 
 
 Enock, C. Reginald, 1868- Mexico : its ancient and modern civi 
 lisation, history and political conditions, topography and 
 natural resources, industries and general development; with 
 an introduction by Martin Hume. . . . N. Y., Scribners, Lond. 
 Unwin, 1909. xxxvi, 362 p. 75 pi. (incl. front.) fold. map. 
 23cm. (Half-title: The South American series, ed. by 
 Martin Hume.) Title in red and black. 
 Bibliography: p. xxi-xxiii. 
 
 Combined history, archaeology and description based on read 
 ing and travel. The author has not availed himself of the latest 
 scholarship with reference to the Spanish conquest, but his later 
 history is sound, his descriptions of modern life and scenery 
 picturesque, and he gives an exhaustive and instructive survey 
 of natural resources and industrial conditions. The book is 
 illustrated by admirable photographs and has an annotated 
 bibliography, index and folding map. Covers modern condi 
 tions as thoroughly and is much less expensive than Martin s 
 Mexico of the 20th century . . ., is much more popular in style 
 and would prove an acceptable substitute on modern Mexico, 
 but contains much less history. 
 
 9-22998 F1208.E59 A.W.C. 
 
 Flandrau, Chas. Macomb, 1871- Viva Mexico! N. Y., D. Ap- 
 pleton & co., 1908. 4 p. 1., 293 [1] p. 18cm. 
 
 Partly reprinted from "The Bellman." 
 
 Impressions of an American resident, presenting a vivid pict 
 ure of present-day Mexican life. Not exhaustive nor very in 
 structive, but breezy, humorous and thoroughly readable. 
 
 8-28075 F1215.F58 A.W.C. 
 
80 Modern Mexico. 
 
 Gadow, Hans Friedrich, 1855- Through southern Mexico, being 
 an account of the travels of a naturalist. With over 160 full 
 page and other illustrations and maps. Lond., Witherby & 
 co.; C. Scribner s sons, 1908. xvi, 527 p. incl. illus., plates, 
 front., fold. map. 23cm. 
 
 9-6066 F1215.G12 A.W.C. 
 
 Gillpatrick, Owen Wallace. The man who likes Mexico; the 
 spirited chronicle of adventurous wanderings in Mexican, 
 highways and byways. Illus. with photographs. N. Y v 
 Century co., 1911. 10 p. 1., 3-374 p., incl. plates, port, 
 front. 22cm. 
 
 11-28340 F1215.G48 
 
 Goodrich, Joseph King. . . . The coming Mexico. With 32 illus. 
 from photographs. Chicago, McClurg & co., 1913. xii p., 
 1 1., 280 p. front., plates. 20cm. (His: The world to-day 
 series.) 
 
 Bibliography: p. [265]-269. 
 
 13-5571 F1208.G65 
 
 Iglehart, Mrs. Fanny (Chambers) Gooch. Face to face with the 
 Mexicans : the domestic life, educational, social, and busi 
 ness ways, statesmanship and literature, legendary and gen 
 eral history of the Mexican people, as seen and studied by 
 an American woman during seven years of intercourse with 
 them. By Fanny Chambers Gooch, N. Y., Fords, Howard 
 & Hulbert [c!887], 584 p. incl. front., illus., plates (partly 
 col.), port., facsim. 25cm. 
 
 Contains a few national airs. "A faithful account of what 
 the author saw." The historical chapters are derived from 
 Brantz Mayer, Prescott, and the talk of the drawing room. 
 Soley. 
 
 2-4844 F1215.I24 A.W.C. 
 
 International bureau of American republics, Washington, D.C. 
 . . . Mexico. General descriptive data prepared in June, 
 1909. Wash., Govt. print, off., 1909. 33 p. illus. 25cm. 
 At head of title : International bureau of American republics. 
 John Barrett, director. (Francisco J. Yanes, secy.) Superseded 
 by new edition issued under the bureau s new name: Pan-Ameri 
 can union, q. v. 
 
 9-35702 HC131.A7 1909 A.W.C. 
 
Modern Mexico. 81 
 
 Kendall, John Smith, 1874- Seven Mexican cities. New Or 
 leans, La., Picayune job print, 1906. 63 p. illus. 24cm. 
 
 Brief description of Tampico, Guanajuato, Querataro, the city~ 
 of Mexico, Vera Cruz, Merida and Progreso. 
 
 7-21561 F1215.K33 
 
 Kirkham, Stanton Davis, 1868- Mexican trails; a record of 
 travel in Mexico, 1904-1907, and a glimpse at the life of 
 the Mexican Indian. Illustrated from original photographs 
 by the author. N. Y., and Lond., G. P. Putnam s sons, 1909. 
 xvii, 293 p. front., 23 pi. 21cm. 
 
 Entertaining sketches of village life in Mexico, the record of 
 three years residence and wandering over a large part of the 
 country. Gives a very good idea of local conditions and of the 
 status of Mexican Indians. There are many good illustrations. 
 
 9-7928 F1215.K59 
 
 Lemcke, Heinrich. Mexiko : das land und seine leute. Ein 
 fiihrer und geographisches handbuch unter besonderer be- 
 riicksichtigung der gegenwartigen wirtschaftlichen verhalt- 
 nisse des landes. Berlin, A. Schall, 1900. viii [2] p, 1 1., 
 290 p. front, (port.) illus., pi., map. folio. 
 2-4732 F1208.L55 
 
 Lumholtz, Karl Sofus, 1851- New trails in Mexico; an account 
 of one year s exploration in northwestern Sonora, Mexico, 
 and southwestern Arizona, 1909-10. With numerous illus., 
 including two color plates and two maps. N.Y., C. Scribners, 
 1912. xxv p., 1 1., 411 p. col. front., plates (1 col.) 2 fold, 
 maps (in pocket). 25cm. 
 12-23778 F1346.L95 
 
 Lumholtz, Karl Sofus, 1851- Unknown Mexico ; a record of five 
 years exploration among the tribes of the western Sierra, 
 Madre; in the Sierra Caliente of Tepic and Jalisco; and 
 among the Tarascos of Michoacan. N. Y., Scribners, 1902. 
 2 v. fronts., illus., plates (partly col.) ports., facsims., fold, 
 maps. 25cm. Bibliography: v. 1, p. xv-xvi. 
 2-27727 F1215.L93 A.W.C. 
 
 Martin, Percy Falcke, 1861- Mexico of the twentieth century. 
 Lond., E. Arnold [N. Y., Dodd, Mead & CO.], 1907. 2v. 
 fronts., plates, ports., 2 fold. maps. 22cm. 
 
2 Modern Mexico. 
 
 A valuable compendium of information concerning the politi 
 cal, industrial, economic, and social conditions, the natural re 
 sources, manners and customs, the archaeology, education in 
 short, every phase of national life. Sufficient attention is given 
 the history to understand present-day conditions. Readable, 
 letter-press excellent, illustrations admirable, binding only fairly 
 durable. 
 
 Particular attention is called to the following pages, etc. v. 1. 
 Distribution of Mexican army. Military instruction. Organiza 
 tion. Equipment. Navy, etc., p. 41-50. Central railway, . . . 
 
 Port of Manzanillo Rolling stock. . . p. 258-268 
 
 Kansas City, Mexico and Orient railway, p. 269-277 British- 
 owned railways, p. 278-289 Some minor railways, p. 290-296 
 Steamship lines, p. 297-304 Ports and harbors, p. 305-316 
 Port of Manzanillo, p. 317-323. Illustrations. v. 1. Types of 
 Mexican army, p. 22,30 General subinspector of Rurales, p. 38 
 General Juan Quintas y Arroya, p. 46 Port of Manzanillo. 
 General view of breakwater, p. 306 Entrance to harbor, p. 318 
 Plan of Manzanillo harbor, at end of volume, v. 2. Wharf at 
 Tampico, p. 130 Jalpa Dam : state of Guanajuato, p. 180 Map 
 of Mexico at end of volume. 
 
 8-4360 F1208.M37 
 
 Maxson, Harold R. A practical up-to-date guide to Mexico City 
 and vicinity with excursions to Toluca, Amecameca, Yochi- 
 milco, Cuernavaca and San Juan Teotihuacan. Mexico City, 
 American book & print, co., 1907. [2], 239 [3] p. illus., 
 fold. map. ITVijCin. cover-title: Hoeck s guide to Mexico. 
 
 War 8-35 A.W.C. 
 
 Mayer, Brantz, 1809-1879. Mexico as it w r as and as it is: by 
 
 Brantz Mayer. With numerous illus. on wood, engraved by 
 
 Butler from drawings b}^ the author. N. Y., J. Winchester 
 
 etc., etc.], 1844. 3 p. 1. [v]-xii, 390 p. front., illus., plates, 
 
 plan, facsim. 24cm. Title vignette. 
 
 The same. 3d ed., rev. and corr., with the historical portion 
 brought down to the present time. Phila., G. B. Zieber & 
 co., 1847. 2 p. 1. [xi]-xv, [ix]-xii, 390 p. front., illus., 
 plates. 24cm. 
 
 ... "an honest record, but the author, despite his official posi 
 tion [that of consul] apparently neither saw nor understood 
 much of the people or the true state of the country. The his 
 torical chapters are untrustworthy. Soley. 
 
 2-4796 2-4797 F1213.M46 F1213.M48 
 
 The Mexican year book, 1908-1913. Comprising historical, sta 
 tistical & fiscal information. Compiled from official and 
 
Modern Mexico. 83 
 
 other records. . . . Issued under the auspices of the Dept. 
 of finance. London, McCorquodale & co., ltd.; N. Y. [etc.] 
 Brentanos [etc.], 1908-1913. 6 v. in 5. front, (port.) plates, 
 fold. maps. 23cm. 
 Imprint varies. Issue for 1914 is promised in March, 1914. 
 
 The first volume was the issue for 1908. This contains a port, 
 (front.) of Porfirio Diaz. 
 
 Contents (in part). 1908. Defense, p. 125-127; 976. Trans 
 portation and communications, p. 325-433 ? 977-978. Harbors 
 and port dues, p. 717-736. Maps showing Railway lines, p. 368- 
 369, etc. 
 
 1909-1910 (in 1 v.). Contains: "Present status of army and 
 navy, p. 79-81. Railroads and communications, p. 285-374. Te- 
 huantepec national route and steamship connections. Frontis 
 piece. This v. contains also maps showing the Railway routes. 
 
 1912. Contains: Railroads and the republic, p. 79-81. The 
 National railway system and government owned lines, p. 82-88. 
 Independent railways, p. 89-93. Relations with foreign nations, 
 p. 191-195. Posts and telegraphs, p. 196-197. No chapter on 
 army and navy. 
 
 9 241 F1201.M61 E.S.1914 
 
 Mexico. Ministerio de guerra y marina. Memoria. Mexico. 
 
 Tip. de la oficina impresora de estampillas [etc.]. 1830-1901. 
 
 26 v. in 31. plates (part fold.) fold, maps, fold, tables 
 
 and atlas. 25y 2 -33i/ 2 cm. 
 Report year irregular. 
 
 .Memoria de la secretaria de estado y del despacho de guerra y 
 marina [etc., etc.]. Title varies slightly. 1830-1831, 1834 have 
 added t.-p. : Memoria de marina [etc.]. 1869 has title: Memoria 
 que el C. general de division Ignacio Mejia ministro de guerra 
 y marina presenta al 7e Congreso constitutional. Mexico, Im- 
 prenta de gobierno, 1873. 1881 issued in 2 v. 1896-99 issued in 
 6 v incl "Atlas" of 163 pi. (part fold.) and " Supplement. 
 1900-1901 issued in 3 pts. : "Parte expositiva" and "Anexos. 
 
 5-31551 UA603.A18 
 
 Mexico. Ministerio de guerra y marina. . . , Ordenaiiza general 
 del ejercito ... [11 de diciembre de 1911. Mexico, 1912.] 
 75 p., 1 1. 32y 2 cm. 
 
 At head of title : Diario oficial. Ordenanza general del ejercito. 
 Secretaria de estado y del despacho de guerra y marina, Mexico. 
 Departamento de Estado mayor. Decreto numero 424 . . 
 Issued in sheets with the Diario oficial, enero-febr., 1 
 
 13-11692 UB511.A51911 
 
84 Modern Mexico. 
 
 Mexico (City). Committee of the American colony. Facts sub 
 mitted by the Committee of the American colony to Presi 
 dent Wilson and Secretary of State Bryan relative to the 
 Mexican situation and the record of the Hon. Henry Lane 
 Wilson therewith, [n. p.] The Committee [1913]. 39 p. 
 23cm. 
 Warl3-194 A.W.C. 
 
 Le Mexique au debut du XXe siecle, par MM. le prince Roland 
 Bonaparte, Leon Bourgeois. Jules Clare tie, d Estournelles 
 de Constant, A. de Foville, Hippolyte Gomot, 0. Greard,Albin 
 Haller, Camille Krantz, Michel Lagrave, Louis de Launay, 
 Paul Leroy-Beaulieu, E. Levasseur, le general Niox, Alfred 
 Picard, Elisee Eeclus . . . Paris, C. Delagrave [1904] 2v. 
 illus., plates, maps (partly fold.) 30 ^cm. 
 
 Contents. t. I. Levasseur, E. Introduction generale. Eeclus, 
 E. Apercu geographique. Bonaparte, R. Population et coloni 
 sation. Bourgeois, L. Institutions politiques, judiciaires et ad- 
 ministratives. Gomot, II. Agriculture. Launay, L. de Mines 
 et industries minieres. Picard, A. Industrie, commerce et naviga 
 tion, t. 2. Krantz, C. Chemins de fer et travaux publics. La- 
 grave, M. Postes et telegraphes. Foville, A. de Monnaies, change 
 et banques. Leroy-Beaulieu, P. Finances. Greard, 0. Instruc 
 tion publique. Haller, A. Sciences. Claretie, J. Art et litter- 
 ature. Niox, G. L. Armee et marine. Estournelles de Constant, 
 P. H. B. d Relations exterieures. Levasseur, E. Conclusion 
 generale. 
 
 5-13278 HC135.M6 
 
 Moler, Arthur B., 1866- Mexico; the diary of a trip taken by 
 A. B. Moler and wife, Feb., 1912; illus., courtesy National 
 railways of Mexico. [Chicago, 111., Printed by Legal news 
 co.] c!912. [16] p. illus. 27i/ 2 cm. 
 12-9162 F1215.M71 
 
 Morales, Vicente. El Senor Root en Mexico ; cronica de la visita 
 hecha en octobre de 1907 al pueblo y al gobierno de la Re- 
 publica Mexicana, por Su Excelencia el Honorable Seiior 
 Elihu Root, secretario de estado del gobierno de los Estados 
 Unidos de America. La escriben : Vicente Morales y Manuel 
 Caballero, por acuerdo de la Comision organizadora de fes- 
 tejos en honor del Sr. Root. Mexico, Impr. de "Arte y 
 letras," 1908. 314 [1] p. incl. illus., ports. 26i/ 2 xl9cm. 
 
Modern Mexico. 35 
 
 Spanish and English in parallel columns. "Traduccion al 
 ingles por Luis D Antin. 
 
 10-20285 F1234.M82 
 
 Moses, Jasper T. To-day in the land of to-morrow ; a study in 
 the development of Mexico. Indianapolis, Ind., Christian 
 woman s board of missions, 1907. x, 83 p. 25 pi. 24cm. 
 Bibliography : p. 81-83. 
 
 Description of the country, the customs and mode of life of the 
 people, with chapters on education and the progress of missions 
 in Mexico. 
 
 7-29103 F1215.M91 A.W.C. 
 
 Oswald, Felix Leopold. Summer! and sketches; or, Rambles in 
 the backwoods of Mexico and Central America. Phila., J. B. 
 Lippincott co., 1880. 
 
 For eight years the author traveled through the highlands of 
 Jalisco, Oxaca, Colima and Vera Paz in Mexico, and through 
 Yucatan and the backwoods of Guatemala. His book is in 
 teresting as isolated sketches, but is too sketchy to serve as a 
 guide-book to the region. 
 
 2-4857 F1215.086 
 
 Palmer, Frederick, 1873- Central America and its problems ; an 
 account of a journey from the Rio Grande to Panama, with 
 introductory chapters on Mexico and her relations to her 
 neighbors, by Fred. Palmer, F. R. G. S. N. Y., Moffat, Yard 
 & co., 1910. xiv, 347 p. front., plates, fold. map. 22cm. 
 10-3394 F1431.P17 A.W.C. 
 
 Pan American union, comp. Mexico ; a general sketch, comp. by 
 the Pan American union, John Barrett, director general, 
 Francisco J. Yanes, assistant director. Wash., D. C. [Press 
 of B. S. Adams], 1911. 389, xvii p. front, (port.), illus., 
 2 pi., 4 fold. maps. 23% cm. Bibliography: p. 388-389. 
 Errata slip attached to t.-p. 
 
 A comprehensive, up-to-date handbook giving data on Mexi 
 can archaeology, history, geography, topography, climate, re 
 sources, finances, laws, civil and military affairs, and other mat 
 ters of interest to intending investors, colonists or tourists. It is 
 too statistical to be of interest for general reading, but for ref 
 erence is the best single volume available. Many illus. from 
 photographs, tables, charts and excellent folding maps. It con 
 tains a Bibliography of 1% pages, and an index. 
 11-35113 F1208.P18 E.S. 
 
86 Modern Mexico. 
 
 Romero, Matias. 1837-1898. Geographical and statistical notes 
 on Mexico by Matias Romero. N. Y., and Lond., Putnams, 
 1898. xiv p., 1 1., 286 p., pi., map. 26cm. 
 
 Forms also p. 1-280 of his "Mexico and the United States," 
 and "Coffee and india rubber culture in Mexico." 
 
 An advance issue, under an admirably descriptive title, of the 
 first pages of Sr. Romero s very poorly named "Mexico and the 
 United States," in which these pages are inserted without note 
 or comment, an exceedingly valuable compendium upon the 
 country of Mexico as it was known to the Mexican minister to 
 the United States. Soley. 
 
 A.W.C. 
 
 Romero, Matias, 1837-1898. Mexico and the United States; a 
 study of subjects affecting their political, commercial and 
 social relations, made with view to their promotion ; by 
 Matias Romero. Volume 1. N. Y., and Lond., Putnams, 
 1898. xxxv p., 1 1., 759 p. map, facsim., 2 diagr. 26cm. 
 No more published. Complete in 1 volume. 
 . . . The historical portion of this bulky volume consists of re 
 visions and enlargements of articles originally printed in maga 
 zines. Although frequently characterized by the sophistry of 
 logic which assumes the truth of stated premises, this volume is 
 probably as good a work as exists in English on the significance 
 of the history of the 19th century Mexico. Soley. 
 
 98-1156 F1208.R76 A.W.C. 
 
 Skinner, H. B. Mexico in miniature; or, A statistical and histori 
 cal view of the whole country : giving a description of its 
 most important cities, towns, churches, clergy, church-prop 
 erty, population, mines, manufactories, exports, rivers, lakes, 
 mountains, climate, seaports, and harbors, army, navy, etc. 
 Together with an explanation of the route and progress of 
 our army, description of battles fought, and naval operations 
 ... By H. B. Skinner. Bost,, J. B. Hall, 1847. 1 p. L, 16 [1] 
 p. illus., fold. map. 23cm. 
 2-15549 E409.S62 
 
 Smith, Francis Hopkinson, 1838- A white umbrella in Mexico, 
 by F. II. Smith. With illus. by the author. Bost., and N. Y., 
 Houghton, Miffliii and co., 1889. viii, 227 p. illus. 18i/ 2 cm. 
 2-4868 F1215.S64 A.W.C. 
 
 Steele, James William, 1840-1905. To Mexico by palace car. In 
 tended as a guide to her principal cities and capital, and 
 
Modern Mexico 87 
 
 generally as a tourist s introduction to her life and people. 
 Chicago, Jansen, McClurg & co., 1884. 95 p., incl. front.,, 
 illus. 15xl2cm. 
 2-4870 F1215.S81 
 
 Terry, Thomas Philip, 1864- Terry s Mexico; handbook for 
 travellers. With two maps and 25 plans. City of Mexico,. 
 Sonora news co. ; Boston, Houghton, Mifflin co., 1909. 2 p. 1. 
 [iii]-ccxl, 595 [1] p. 2 maps (incl. fold, front.) 25 plans. 
 (1 fold.) 16cm. 
 Bibliography: p. ccxxxix-ccxl. 
 
 A guide book in close imitation of Baedeker s in subject-mat 
 ter, arrangement, typography and binding. It shares that excel 
 lent series good points also as to accuracy, and is based on long 
 familiarity with the country. 
 
 [Short notes on] Army and navy, p. cxxvi-cxxvii. Mexican 
 river system, p. cxxvii. 
 
 10-870 F1209.T32 A.W.C. 
 
 Thompson, Waddy, 1798-1868. Recollections of Mexico. N.Y., 
 and Lond., Wiley and Putnam, 1846. x, 304 p. 22y 2 cm. 
 
 These impressions of the country, as seen by the United States 
 minister, make no pretensions to scholarly accuracy or to criti 
 cal insight. A well- written work, in which distinct traces^ are 
 visible in the existing notions held by the people of the U. S. in 
 regard to Mexico. Soley. 
 
 2-4808 F1213.T47 
 
 Tilden, Bryant P., jr. Notes on the upper Rio Grande . . . ex 
 plored in the months of October and November, 1846, on 
 board the U. S. steamer Major Brown, commanded by Capt. 
 M. Sterling ... By order of Major-General Patterson . . . 
 Phila., Lindsay & Blakiston, 1847. 32 p. fold. maps. 24cm.. 
 1-11953-M1 F392.R5T5 
 
 Turner, John Kenneth. Barbarous Mexico. Chicago, C. H. Kerr 
 
 & co., 1911. 5 p. 1., 9-340 p. plates, ports. 20cm. 
 10-30095 F1215.T94 
 
 Tyler, Robert Enoc, 1869- Mexico, past, present, future [by] 
 Rev Robt. E. Tyler. Birmingham, Ala. [Printed by Leslie 
 print, co.], 1912. 3 p. 1. [11] -235 p., plates, port. 19i/ 2 cm.. 
 12-20142 F1208.T98 
 
88 Modern Mexico 
 
 U. S. Congress. House. Committee on rules. Hearings on H. J. 
 res. 201 providing for a joint committee to investigate al 
 leged persecutions of Mexican citizens by the government of 
 Mexico. Hearings held before the Committee on rules, 
 House of representatives, United States, June 8, 10, 11, 13, 
 and 14, 1910 . . . Wash., D. C., Govt. print, off., 1910. 95 p. 
 23cm. 
 
 John Dalzell, chairman. Running title : Alleged persecutions 
 of Mexican citizens. Statements of Win. B. Wilson, of Pennsyl 
 vania. L. Gutierrez de Lara, and others. 
 
 11-18998 F1234.U58 
 
 U. S. War dept. . . . Claims growing out of insurrection in Mex 
 ico. Letter from the Secretary of war transmitting, pursu 
 ant to Senate joint resolution 103 of the 62d Congress, report 
 of commission appointed by the War department to investi 
 gate the claims of American citizens for damages suffered 
 within American territory and growing out of the late in 
 surrection in Mexico . . . [Wash., D. C., Govt. print, off.] 
 1912. 621 p. fold. maps. 23cm. ( [U. S.] 62d Cong., 3d 
 sess. House. Doc. 1168.) 
 
 Referred to the committee on foreign affairs and ordered print 
 ed Dec. 13, 1912. "Letter of submittal" signed: F. J. Kernan, 
 adjutant general, for the commission. 
 
 13-35036 F1234.U63 
 
 Winter, Nevin, Otto, 1869- Mexico and her people of to-day ; an 
 account of the customs, characteristics, amusements, history 
 and advancement of the Mexicans, and the development and 
 resources of their country. Illus. from original photographs 
 by the author and C. R. Birt. Boston, L. C. Page & co., 1907. 
 3 p. L, v-vi p., 1 1., vii-viii, 405 p. front., 47 pi., 2 fold. maps. 
 21cm. 
 7-34163 F1215.W78 A.W.C. 
 
 The same. New rev. ed. Boston, Page & co., 1912. 4 p. L, v-vi 
 p., 1 ]., vii-viii, 492 p. front., plates, port., 2 fold. maps. 
 21cm. Title within ornamental border. 
 Bibliography : p. 483-485. 
 
 . . . Well arranged, up-to-date, interesting information, obtained 
 by travel and by reading "nearly every prominent work on 
 Mexico and Mexican history," and written in a pleasant, easy 
 style. 
 
 12-1770 F1215.W79 
 
Modern Mexico 89 
 
 Winton, George Beverly, 1861- Mexico to-day; social, political 
 and religious conditions, N. Y., Missionary education move 
 ment of the U. S. and Canada, 1913. x, 235 [3] p. plates, 
 2 port. (incl. front,), maps (1 fold.). 20cm. (Half-title: 
 Forward mission study courses . . .) 
 Bibliography : p. 215-222. 
 13-16826 F1215.W82 
 
 Wright, Mrs. (Marie Robinson), 1866- Picturesque Mexico. 
 Phila., J. B. Lippincott co. [1897]. 445 p. incl. front., illus., 
 ports. 32i/ 2 x26cm. 
 
 "Description of the country as seen by two enthusiastic women, 
 traveling under official guidance, with every facility for seeing 
 the country at its best." 
 
 2-4875 F1215.W95 
 
 Zayas, Enriques, Rafael de. Les Etats-Unis Mexicains. Leurs 
 resources naturelles. Leur progres. Leur situation actuelle. 
 Mexico, Impr. du Ministere de fomento, 1899. 238 p. 23cm. 
 Ouvrage public par disposition du Ministere de "fomento" de 
 la colonisation et de Tindustrie de la Republique Mexicaine. 
 24740 F1208.Z4 
 
G. 
 
 of Communication : &atlroa&s;, &oatis ana 
 Cratls;, Canals, Snlantr OTatertoags;, Ethers;, g>ea= 
 ports;, posts; aitlr Celegrapl)s; attti otljer public 
 Works;. 
 
 Anderson, Alex. D wight. The Tehuantepec inter-ocean railroad ; 
 a commercial and statistical review showing its local, nation 
 al, and international features and advantages N. Y., Chi 
 cago, Barnes, 1880. viii [9] -90 p. fold. maps. 22cm. 
 
 ". . . Authorities," p. [85] -90. 
 
 6-4964 HE2819.T3A6 E.S. 
 
 Baz, Gustavo, 1852- History of the. Mexican railway ; wealth of 
 Mexico, in the region extending from the Gulf to the capital 
 of the republic, considered in its geological, agricultural, 
 manufacturing and commercial aspect : with scientific, his 
 torical and statistical notes, by G. Baz & E. L. Gallo. Trans, 
 into English by George F. Henderson. Mexico, Gallo & 
 co., 1876. 3 p. 1., 9-211 p. 32 pi. (incl. ports.), fold. map. 
 39cm. Title vignette. Added t.-p., engr. (in colors.) 
 4-15510 F1215.B38 
 
 Garay, Jose de, 1801-1858. An account of the Isthmus of Tehuan 
 tepec in the republic of Mexico ; with proposals for establish 
 ing a communication between the Atantic and Pacific oceans, 
 based upon the surveys and reports of a scientific commis 
 sion, appointed by the projector, Don Jose de Garay. Lond., 
 Printed by J. D. Smith and co., 1846. viii [9] -128 p. fold, 
 maps. 22cm. 
 6-3948 TC785.G21 E.S. 
 
 Mexico. Direccion general de faros. . . . Estado de la ilumina- 
 cion y balizamiento de las costas de los Estados Unidos Mexi- 
 canos en 30 de junio de 1911. Mexico, Tip. de la Secretaria 
 de comunicaciones y obras publicas, 1912. 65 p., 19 1. plates 
 (part col., part fold). 10 fold, maps, tables (part fold). 
 23cm. 
 
 At head of title : Estados Unidos Mexicanos. Secretaria de 
 comunicaciones y obras publicas. Seccioii primera. Direccion 
 general de faros. 
 
 13-23654 VK1028.A5 1912 
 
 90 
 
Means of Communication 91 
 
 Mexico. Ministerio de comunicaciones y obras publicas. . . . 
 Album de los ferro-carriles. Ano de 1889-1891. Mexico, 
 1891-93. 3 v. in 2. tables (part fold.) 22cm. 
 1889 pub. by the "Secretaria de fomento." 
 1891 has at head of title : Secretaria de comunicaciones y 
 obras publicas. Seccion segunda. 
 
 1889-1891 include "datos generales relatives a los anos an- 
 teriores, a contar desde el afio de 1873." 
 
 8-15556 HE2811.A4 
 
 Mexico. Ministerio de comunicaciones y obras publicas. . . . An- 
 ales de la Secretaria de comunicaciones y obras publicas . . . 
 Mexico, 1902-10. 20 v. iv, 13, plates (part fold.) fold, 
 plans, tables (part fold.) fold, profiles, diagrs. (part fold.) 
 24cm. quarterly. 1-6, ano, enero de 1902 Oct. de 1907, num. 
 1-24. 
 
 Included are "Personal de la Secretaria de comunicaciones y 
 obras publicas," enero de 1904, "Personal de la Direccion gen 
 eral de telegrafos federales y oncinas de su dependencia," enero- 
 abril de 1904, and "Personal de la Direccion general de correos 
 y oficinas de su dependencia, " Julio de 1904. 
 11-17453 TA28.A3 
 
 Mexico. Ministerio de comunicaciones y obras publicas. Me- 
 moria. Mexico, 1900-1902. 3 v. fold, maps, fold, tables. 
 34i/ 2 cm. 
 
 Report year ends June 30. 
 
 Report of June 30, 1899, covers the period from July 1, 1890, to 
 June 30, 1899. 
 
 1899-1901 have title : Memoria presentada al Congreso de la 
 union por el secretario de estado y del despacho de comunica 
 ciones y obras publicas de la Republica Mexicana general Fran 
 cisco Z. Mena. 
 
 6-34880 HE2811.A3 
 
 Mexico. Ministerio de comunicaciones y obras publicas. Regla- 
 mento provisional para transportes militares por los ferro- 
 carriles de la republica. Mexico, Tip. de la oficina impr. de 
 estampillas, . . . 1894. 1 p. 1. [3] -10 p. 22cm. (At head 
 of title: Secretaria de estado y del despatcho de comunica 
 ciones y obras publicas.) 
 UC315.M6A4 1894 
 
 Mexico. Ministerio de comunicaciones y obras publicas. . . . 
 Resena historica y estadistica de los ferrocarriles de jurisdic- 
 cion federal desde agosto de 1837 hasta diciembre de 1894. 
 
92 Means of Communication 
 
 Mexico, Tip. de la Direccion general de telegrafos federales, 
 _ 1905. 169, iii p. maps (1 fold.) tables (part fold.) diagrs. 
 
 34cm. (At head of title : Republica Mexicana. Secretaria 
 
 de comunicaciones y obras publicas.) 
 
 Contents. 1. pte. Resefia historica de los ferrocarriles. 2 pte. 
 Itinerario jurisdiccional de los ferrocarriles vigentes en con- 
 struccion y explotacion. Tarifas. Resultados de la explotacion. 
 y sus diagrammas. 3. pte. Ferrocarriles clasificados en zoiias, 
 cuadros estadisticos que iiidican su construccion, parte comer- 
 cial y fmanciera de las compafiias y accidentes. 
 
 11-200 HE2818.A5 1894a 
 
 The same. Mexico, Imp. y lit. de F. Diaz de Leon sucesores, so- 
 ciedad anonima, 1895. 4 p. L, 156 [20] p., incl. tables., maps 
 (1 fold.), diagrs. 32i/ 2 cm. 
 10-6394 HE2818.A5 1894 
 
 Mexico. Ministerio de comunicaciones y obras publicas. . . . 
 . . . Resefia historica y estadistica de los ferrocarriles de ju- 
 risdiccion federal desde 1. de enero de 1900, hasta 31 de 
 diciembre de 1903. Mexico, Tip. de la Direccion general de 
 telegrafos federales, 1905. 4 p. 1. [5] -313 p. maps (part 
 fold.), tables (part fold.). 34cm. 
 
 Preface signed: E. Velasco, jefe de la Seccion segunda [Secre 
 taria de comunicaciones y obras publicasj. 
 
 11-17506 HE2818.A5 1903 
 
 Moore, Henry, comp. Railway guide of the republic of Mexico. 
 Containing all the post-offices and all the railroad stations 
 . . . Complete list of all telegraph and express offices. List 
 of the American consulates in Mexico and the Mexican con 
 sulates in the United States. Also a complete list of all 
 banks and bankers in Mexico . . . and a very extensive com- 
 m^rcial directory of Mexico. Springfield, 0., Huben & Moore 
 [c!894]. 318 p. fold. map. 23y 2 xl8y 2 cm. 
 
 English and Spanish. English title followed by Spanish title. 
 
 2-4757 F1209.M82 
 
 Moses, Bernard, 1846- The railway revolution in Mexico. San 
 Francisco, The Berkeley press, 1895. v, 7-90 p. 21cm. 
 
 3-3386 HE2818.M91 
 
 The Railroads of Mexico. (In: Engineering. London, 1905. v. 
 79, p. 308-310.) 
 
 Reavis, Logan Uriah, 1831-1889. An international railway to the 
 city of Mexico. An address ... St. Louis, Mo., Printed by 
 Woodward, Tierman & Hale, 1879. 37 p. 22y 2 cm. 
 
Means of Communication 93 
 
 Romero, Matias, 1837-1898. The Tehuantepec Isthmus railway. 
 
 Wash., D. C., 1894. 19 p. illus. (map). 25crn. 
 "The first edition of this article was published by the Engi 
 neering magazine, of New York, in its number for March 
 (1894) and in Spanish by the Universal, a newspaper of the 
 city of Mexico." Note (p. 3). 
 4-20162 F1359.R76 
 
 The same. By Senor Don Matias Romero . . . and Mr. E. L. Cor- 
 thell . . . Wash., 1894. 30 p. maps. 23y 2 cm. 
 
 "Advantages of the Tehuantepec interoceanic route," by E. L. 
 Corthell, p. 19-30. 
 
 A13-2344 
 
 Torre^ Juan de la. Historia y descricion del ferrocarril Central 
 mexicano. Resena historica de esa via ferrea. Noticias sobre 
 sus principales obras de arte. Datos historicos, estadisticos, 
 descriptivos, referentes a los estados, ciudades, pueblos, es- 
 taciones, y en general a todos los lugares notables de la linea. 
 Noticias semejantes sobre el ferrocarril Internacional mexi 
 cano de Torreon a Piedras Negras, por el Lie. Juan de la 
 Torre . . . Lleva un apendice con el reglamento de ferrocar- 
 riles en extracto, itineraries, tarifas . . . Mexico, Impr. de I. 
 Cumplido, 1888. iv, 284 p. illus. 15cm. 
 2-19861 F1209.T68 
 
 TJ. S. Bureau of statistics (Dept. of commerce and labor) . . . 
 Commercial Mexico in 1905; area, population, production, 
 railways, telegraphs, and transportation routes and foreign 
 commerce and commerce of United States with Mexico, with 
 tariff law of Mexico, rev. and cor. to Jan. 1, 1905. Wash., 
 Govt. print, office, 1905. vi p., 2743-2947 incl. illus., tables, 
 fold. map. 29V 2 x22i/ 2 cm. 
 From the Monthly summary of commerce and finance for Feb., 
 
 1905. At head of title : Dept. of commerce and labor, Bureau of 
 
 .statistics. 0. P. Austin, chief of Bureau. 
 7-41903 HF3236.U5 
 
Page 
 
 Abbot, G. D 1 
 
 Abort, J. J., See U. S. Pres. Mes 
 sage 22 
 
 Adams, J. J., Lieut. See Bishop, 
 W. W. 42 
 
 Adventures and recollections. Lane, 
 
 W. P. - 47 
 
 Adventures in Mexico. Donnavan, C. 43 
 Adventures of an English Soldier, C. 41 
 
 Aguilar y Santillan, R 76 
 
 /vlabama volunteer troops. U. S. Avar 
 
 dept. - 31 
 
 Alaman, Lucas, 1792-1853. Histor- 
 ia de Mejico 1. See also Robinson, 
 
 Mexico - 70 
 
 Album de los ferrocariles. See Mex 
 ico - 91 
 
 Alcaraz, R 8 
 
 A.llen, DeWitt Clinton, 1835- See 
 Hughes, J. T.__ __,_ 36 
 
 Allen, G. N 9 
 
 Allen, L. L., Pencillings _ 40 
 
 Almanac. Gen. Taylor s rough and 
 
 ready - 64 
 
 Almonte, J. N., 181 2-] 869. See Rob 
 inson, F. - 70 
 
 Alta California. See Conquest of 
 
 N. Mexico. 
 Altitudes. See Hart man, G. W., 45. 
 
 Campbell, R. - 78 
 
 Amecameca. See Maxson, 11. R.__ - 82 
 
 American campaigns _20 
 
 American colony, Committee of. See 
 
 Mexico - 84 
 
 American commonwealth series. See 
 
 Royce, J. - 37 
 
 The American Egypt. Arnold, C.__ 76 
 
 American gift book 9 
 
 American guard at Tacubaya. See 
 
 Smith, R. H. - 52 
 
 American quarterly register. See 
 
 Baylies, F - 41 
 
 Amozoque. See Hillard, G. St.__ - 59 
 Ampudia, P. de, 9. See also Robin 
 son, F.__ - 70 
 Anderson, A. D. Tehuantepec . . . 
 railroad . ^0 
 
 Page 
 
 Anderson, R., General, 1805-1871. 
 Port. ___ 40 
 
 Anderson, R. An artillery officer 40 
 
 ANECDOTES. See The life of Gen. Tay 
 lor, 68. Gen. Scott and his staff, 60. 
 Taylor and Fillmore, 68. Gen. 
 Taylor and the Mexican Avar, 64. 
 Gen. Taylor and his staff, 64. 
 Thorpe, T. B. Taylor anecdote 
 book, 69. The Avar and its Avarriors, 
 32. 
 
 Annales of San Francisco. Soule, 
 F. . 7 
 
 Arista, M., 1802-1855. See Robinson, 
 F. . _ 70 
 
 Arkansas Riv^r. See U. S. Engi 
 neer dept. 38 
 
 Army, Mexico. Brady, A. C. Mexi 
 co s fighting equipment, 77 See 
 also Martin, P. F., 81. Mexican 
 year book, 82. Mexico. Ministerio 
 de guerra, 83. Niox, G. L. Arniee 
 et marine, in Le Mexique, 84. Pan- 
 American union, 85. Skinner, II. 
 B., 103. Terry,. T. P., 86. Types 
 of Mexican army, in Martin, P. F., 
 81. 
 
 Army of occupation, Despatches, U. 
 S. War dept., 30. See also Carle- 
 ton, J. II., 43. Relic of our Avar, 
 49. Thorpe, T. B., 53. 
 See Hughes, J. T., 35. U. S. Engi 
 neer dept. - 38 
 
 Army of the West. Expedition of. 
 
 Army, Scenes and adventures in. 
 Cooke, P. St. G.__ - 79 
 
 Arnold, C. The American Egypt 76 
 
 Artillery, 2d. U. S. Company H. 
 Battery M. Light Battery A. See 
 Reilly, J. - - 49 
 
 Artillery corps. See Philadelphia 
 grays. - 49 
 
 An artilleryman s story. Reilly, J._ 49 
 
 ARTILLERY officer in Mexican Avar. 
 Anderson, R 40 
 
Page 
 
 Artillery, Our, in Mexican war. Van 
 Deusen, G. W.__ 54 
 
 Authority by military officers. Davis, 
 J., Civil power and 62 
 
 Autobiography of an English sold 
 ier in U. S. army. Ballentine, G. 41 
 
 Aztec club. Names of original mem 
 bers. See Wilcox, C. M.__ _ 32 
 
 Backus, E. Brief sketch of battle 
 of Monterey, 40. Details of con 
 troversy 41 
 
 Baerlein, H. Mexico, the land of 
 
 unrest 76 
 
 Balbontin, M. _. 9 
 
 Balestier, J. N., ed. See Revere, J. W. 36 
 
 Ballentine, G. Mexican war 41 
 
 Baltimore and Washington volunteers. 
 
 See Kenly, J. R.__ 47 
 
 Bancroft, II. !!.__ __1, 2, 3, 4 
 
 Banditti. See The high private-- _ 45 
 Barbarous Mexico. Turner, J. K.__ 87 
 Barra, F. L. de la, see Ponce de 
 Leon, G. _ 5 
 
 Barreiro, A. See Alcaraz, R 8 
 
 Barrett, J. See International bureau 
 of American Republics, 94. Pan- 
 American union 85 
 
 Barton, M. Impressions of Mexico- 77 
 Battlefields, Mexican. See Roden- 
 
 bough, T. F.__ 50 
 
 Battles of Mexico-- 9 
 
 Baylies, F __9, 41 
 
 Baz, G. History of Mexican railway 90 
 Beacons Mexico, See Mexico. Di- 
 
 reccion 90 
 
 Beauregard, P. G. T., 1818-1893. Ro 
 man, A 55 
 
 Beauregard s attack of Chapulte- 
 
 pec. See U. S. Pres. Message- __ 22 
 Belknap, Win. G., 1794-1851. Life. 
 
 See Gen. Taylor and his staff 64 
 
 Bellemare, L 10, 77 
 
 Benham, IT. W. Recollections of 
 
 Mexico 41 
 
 Benjamin, Lieut. See Thorpe, T. B. 
 Our army at Monterey 53 
 
 Page 
 Benson, Sergt., 2d Artillery. See 
 
 Reilly, J 49 
 
 i 
 Benton, T. H. Thirty years view 
 
 10. See also Conquest of Santa 
 Fe _ 34 
 
 Biddle, Letters, etc. See U. S. War 
 dept. Messages of Pres . 29 
 
 Bigot, R. Le Mexique Moderne 77 
 
 Billings, H. See Phelps, W. D. 
 Fore and aft 73 
 
 Biographical Sketches. See Frost, 
 Life of Maj. Gen. Z. Taylor, 63 
 Gen. Scott and his staff, 60. Gen. 
 Taylor and his staff, 64. Life and 
 public services of Gen. Z. Taylor, 
 64-65. Powell, C. F. Life of Tay 
 lor, 66. Robinson, F., 18, 70. Tay 
 lor and his generals, 68. Twitchell, 
 R.E., 37. The war and its war 
 riors, 32. 
 
 Birt, C. R, See Winter, N. O.__ _ 88 
 
 Bishop, W. W. Journal of 12 
 months campaign . 42 
 
 Bixby, Wm. K., 1857- See Taylor, 
 Letters 67 
 
 Blake, Jacob Edmund (Engineer 
 officer), 1812-1846. Life. See Gen. 
 Taylor and his staff 64 
 
 Blichfeldt, E. H. A Mexican jour 
 ney 77 
 
 Bliss, Wm. W. S., 1815-1853. Life. 
 See Gen. Taylor and his staff 64 
 
 Blockade. See U. S. war dept. Des 
 patches 50 
 
 The Bloody First." See Robert 
 son, J. B 50 
 
 Boletin de ingenieros. Mexico. See 
 Schulz, E. E. _ 51 
 
 Bonaparte, R. See Le Mexique 84 
 
 Bonner, J. Scott s battles in Mex 
 ico 42 
 
 Bourgois, L. See Le Mexique 84 
 
 Boynton, H. V. See Platt, D. Gen. 
 G. H. Thomas 70 
 
 Brackenridge, H. M. Mexican letters 10 
 
 Brackett, A. G. Gen. Lane s bri 
 gade 42 
 
 Brackett, A. G. History of U. S. 
 Cavalry 42 
 
Page 
 
 Brady, A. C. Mexico s fighting equip 
 ment 77 
 
 Bragg, Braxton, 1817-1876. Life. See 
 Gen. Taylor and his staff 64 
 
 Breakwaters. See Manzanillo break 
 water. 
 
 A Brilliant national record. Gen. 
 Taylor s life 62 
 
 British-owned Railways, Mexico. See 
 Martin, P. F 81 
 
 The broad pennant. Taylor, F. W._ 74 
 
 Brooks, N. C. Complete history of 
 Mex. war 10 
 
 Brown, Jacob, 1788-1846. Life. See 
 Gen. Taylor and his staff, 64. Pow 
 ell, C. F. Life of Maj. Gen. Taylor 66 
 
 Brown. Steamer Major Brown. See 
 Tiden, B. P., jr 87 
 
 Buchanan, J., 1791-1868. See Corre 
 spondence. 
 
 Buena Vista. See a brilliant national 
 record, 62. Fry, J. R. Life of Gen. 
 Taylor, 63. Howard, O. O. Gen. Z. 
 Taylor, 64. Life and public serv 
 ices of Gen. Z. Taylor, 64-65. The 
 life of Gen. Taylor, the hero, 65. 
 Powell, C. F. Life of Maj. Gen. 
 Taylor, 66. Rives, G. L. The U. S. 
 and Mexico, 6. Carleton, J. H., 43. 
 Gibson, J. W.,45. Grindall, J. J.,45. 
 See also Baylies, F., 9. Benham, H. 
 W., 41. Buhoup, J. W., 42. Kendall, 
 G. W., 47. Reid, S. C., 49. Sketches 
 of the Mexican war, 51. Wilcox, C. 
 M., 32. 
 
 Buena Vista, Battle-ground and vi 
 cinity. See Fry, J. R. Life of 
 Gen. Taylor 63 
 
 Buena Vista, Plan of battle. See 
 Ripley, v. I, 17; Wilcox, 32; Rives, 
 
 G. L., 6; U. S. Pres. Message 23 
 
 Buena Vista. Poem. By Grindall, J. 
 J., 45. By A. Pike. See Roden- 
 
 bough, T. F.__ 50 
 
 Buena Vista, Taylor at. See Fry, J. 
 
 R. Life of Gen. Taylor 63 
 
 Buhoup, J. W. Narrative of central 
 division . _ 42 
 
 Page 
 Buoys. Mexico. See Mexico. Direc- 
 
 cion 90 
 
 Burford, R. Description of a view of 
 
 01 the city of Mexico 78 
 
 Burnett, W. B., Colonel. See: The 
 
 high private 45 
 
 Bustamente, Carlos Maria de, 1774- 
 
 1848. El nuevo Bernal Diaz del 
 
 Castillo,! 1. See also Robinson, F. 
 
 Mexico, 70. 
 
 See Gen. Taylor and his staff 64 
 
 Butler, Pierce M., 1798-1847. Life. 
 
 (Port.) See Wilcox, C. M.__-___ 32 
 Butler, Win. Orlando, 1793-1880. Life. 
 
 See Gen. Scott and his staff 60 
 
 Caballero, Manuel. See Morales, V._ 84 
 
 Cadwalader. George, 1806-1879. Life. 
 
 See Gen. Scott and his staff 60 
 
 See also Philadelphia grays 49 
 
 Calderon de la Barra, F. E. I. Life in 
 Mexico 78 
 
 California. See also Alta California 
 Conquest of New Mexico and 
 Cal. < Lower California Upper 
 California. Bancroft, H. H., His 
 tory of the Pacific States,2, 3. Roy- 
 ce, J., 37. See also Frost. J., Life 
 01 Maj. Gen. Z. Taylor, 63. Rives, 
 G. L., The U. S. and Mexico. 6. 
 Soule, F. Annals ... 7. Hittell, J. 
 S., History, 4. Willard, Mrs. E., 33. 
 
 California historical society. Papers. 
 See Jones, W. C 1 36 
 
 California. HOW T secured. Bancroft, 
 H. H 3 
 
 California, Three years in. Colton, 
 W. 34 
 
 California, The U. S. Consulate in_ 4 
 
 A campaign in Mexico. Scribner, 
 B. F. 51 
 
 Campaign of Gen. Scott. See Sem- 
 mes, R. Service afloat 74 
 
 Campaign sketches 13 
 
 Campbell, R. Campbell s . . . guide 78 
 
 Camp life of a volunteer. Scribner, 
 B. F. 51 
 
 Cape Horn,Account of voyage around. 
 See Revere, J. W., A tour 36 
 
Page 
 
 * Captain of volunteers. See Con 
 quest of Santa Fe 34 
 
 Capture of Monterey. See U. S. War 
 dept. Correspondence with Gen. 
 Taylor 27 
 
 Capture of Vera Cruz 43 
 
 Carleton, J. H. Battle of Buena 
 Vista 43 
 
 Carpenter, W, W. Travel and ad 
 ventures - 43 
 
 Carson, Christopher (called Kit Car 
 son), 1809-1868. Life. See Gen. 
 Scott and his staff 60 
 
 Carson, W. E. Mexico, the wonder 
 land . -78 
 
 Casey, Silas, Capt., 1807-1882, 2d In 
 fantry, storming Chapultepec. See 
 Reilly, J. 49 
 
 Cass, L., 1782-1866. War with Mex 
 ico n 
 
 Castillo, J. M., See Alcaraz, R 8 
 
 The castle of San Juan ulloa, . . . 
 Conner, P. S. P _ 71 
 
 Causes of Mexican war. See U. S. 
 Congress 20 
 
 Cavalry. See also Dragoons. 
 
 See Lane, W. B., 47. Frontier 
 service, 44. 
 
 Cavalry, History of the U. S. Brack- 
 ett, A. G 42 
 
 Central America and its problems. 
 Palmer, F. 85 
 
 Central America and Mexico. For- 
 tier, A. _ 4 
 
 Central division, Mexican war. See 
 Buhoup, J. W _ 42 
 
 Central Mexico, Map, showing route 
 of army. See Life and public ser 
 vices of Gen. Z. Taylor 64-65 
 
 Central Railway Mexico. See Mar 
 tin, P. F 81 
 
 Cerro Gordo. See Hillard, G. St., 59. 
 Kendall, G. W., 47. McSherry, R. 
 El puchero, 48. Reilly, J., 49. Rip- 
 ley, v. 2, 17. Rives, G. L., 6. 
 U. S. War dept. Letter, 27. Wheel 
 er, J. B., 32. 
 
 Cerro Gordo, Battleground of. See 
 Anderson, R., 40. Ripley, R. S., v. 
 
 Page 
 
 2, 17. Rives, G. L., 6. Wilcox, C. M., 
 32. 
 
 Cerro Gordo, Mexican lines of defens-e 
 See U. S. Pres. Message 23 
 
 Chalco Route, Memoranda given by 
 Lee to Mason, Concerning. See 
 Ripley, R. S., v. 2, appendix 17 
 
 Chapultepec and the gates of Mexi 
 co. (Map.) See Rives, G .L., 6. 
 Wilcox, C. M 32 
 
 Chapultepec, Battle of. See Ander 
 son, R., 40. Hillard, G. St., 59. 
 Reilly, J., 49. Rives, G. L., 6. 
 U. S. Pres. Message 23- 
 
 Chapultepec, Fall of. See U. S. Pres. 
 Message 23- 
 
 Chapultepec, Storming of. See Ken 
 dall, G. W., 47. Ripley, R. S., v. 
 2, 17. Wilcox, C. M., 32. 
 
 Chautauquan magazine. See Blich- 
 feldt, E. H 77 
 
 Chihuahua, Army of. See Buhoup, 
 J. W. 42, 
 
 Chihuahua, Capture of. Hughes, J. T. 35 
 
 Chihuahua, March upon. See Hughes, 
 J. T. 35 
 
 Cnihuahua and Vera Cruz. See Rives, 
 G. L. (> 
 
 Childs, Thomas, 1796-1853. Life. See 
 Gen. Scott and his staff 60 
 
 Cholula, Pyramid of. See Ander 
 son, R. 40- 
 
 Churubusco, Battle at. See Hopkins, 
 G. T., 46. Kendall, G. W., 47. 
 Ripley, R. S., v. 2, 17. Rives, G. 
 L., 6. U. S. Pres. Message, 23. Wil 
 cox, C. M., 32. 
 
 Churubusco (map). See Rives, G. L. 6 
 
 A citizen s appeal 19 
 
 Civil power and authority by mili 
 tary officers. Davis, J 62 
 
 Claiborne, J. F. IT. Life of J. A. 
 Quitman 60 
 
 Claiborne, Thomas. See Frontier ser 
 vice 44 
 
 Claretie, J. See Le Mexiquc 84 
 
 Clay, Henry, jr., 181 1-1 847. Life. 
 See Gen. Taylor and his staff 64 
 
 Clifford, Nathan, 1803- 81. See U. S. 
 
Page 
 
 War dept, Message, 27-28. See also 
 under Correspondence. 
 
 Climate, Mexico. See Campbell, R. 
 78. Pan-American union, 85. Skin 
 ner, H. B., 86. 
 
 Coahuila. See Hughes, J. T 35 
 
 Coincidences of the conquests of Mex 
 ico 11 
 
 Colburn s united service magazine. 
 See Ballantine, G., 41. A general s 
 orderly, 45. 
 
 Cole, J. R. Life and public services 
 of W. S. Hancock _ -56 
 
 Colima. See Oswald, F. L. Summer- 
 land sketches - - 85 
 
 (jolton, W. Three years in Cal 34 
 
 The coming Mexico. Goodrich, J. K. 80 
 
 Communications, Means of, Mexico. 
 See also Public Avorks. 
 See The Mexican year book, 82. Le 
 Mexique, 84. Moore, II. Railway 
 guide, 92. IT. S. Bureau of statist 
 ics, 93. 
 
 Complete history of the late Mexican 
 war 11 
 
 Concise history of Mormon Battalion. 
 Tyler, D. _ 53 
 
 Conditions in the Republic of Mex 
 ico 78 
 
 Uoniier, David, ca. 1792-1856. Con 
 ner, P. S. P. The Home squadron, 
 71. Letters, etc., see U. S. War 
 dept. Messages of Pres.,29. Orders 
 issued by him. See Temple, W. G., 
 52. Wiicox, C. M., 32. 
 
 Conner, P. S. P. The castle of San 
 Juan Ulloa, 71. The Home Squad 
 ron, 71. 
 
 Connelley, Wm. Elsey, 1855- editor. 
 See Hughes, J. T., 36. 
 
 Conquest of New Mexico and Cali- 
 ornia, p. 34-39. See also Ban 
 croft, H. H., 2-3. Rodenbough, T. 
 F., 50. 
 
 Conquest of Santa Fe 34 
 
 Conrad, D. H. Cerro Gordo. Siege 
 of Vera Cruz. See McSherry, R. 
 El puchero, 48. 
 
 Ccnrad, R. T. A sketch of the life 
 
 Page 
 
 of Gen. Taylor. See Fry, J. R,__ 63 
 Constitution of California. See Col- 
 ton, W. _ 34 
 
 Constitutionalists. See Conditions iii 
 the Republic of Mexico 78 
 
 Consulates, American, in Mexico. See 
 Moore, H. 92 
 
 Consulates, Mexican, in U. S. See 
 Moore, H. _ 92 
 
 Contreras, Battle of. (Called Bat 
 tle of Padierna, by Mexicans.) See 
 Hillard, G. St., 59. Kendall, G. 
 W, 47. Rives, G. L., 6. U. S. 
 Pres. Message, 23 
 
 Contreras and Churubusco (Map). See 
 Rives, G. L., 6. Ripley, R, S., 17 
 (v. 2). Wiicox, C. M., 32. 
 
 Contributions, Military, in Mexico. 
 See U. S. war dept,__ - 29 
 
 Cooke, P. St. G., Conquest of New 
 Mexico, 34. Report of his march, 
 35. Scenes and adventures in the 
 army, 79. See also U. S. Engi 
 neer dept., 38. 
 
 Coppee, II. Coincidences, 11. Gen 
 eral Thomas, 69. Grant and his 
 campaign, 56. Life and services of 
 Grant, 56. See Reilly, J., 49. See 
 also U. S. Pres. Message, 23. 
 
 "Corporal of the guard." See the 
 high private, - 45 
 
 Corpus Christi. See Thorpe, T. B. 
 Our army on the Rio Grande 53 
 
 Correspondence between Sec y of 
 War and Gen. Scott. U. S. War 
 dept. - 26 
 
 Correspondence between Sec y of 
 War and generals 24 
 
 Correspondence, Buchanan, Slidell, 
 Trist, Clifford, Sevier. U. S. War 
 dept, 27, 28 
 
 Correspondence, War with Mexico 
 (Complete compilation). U . S. 
 War dept, Messages of Pres 29 
 
 Correspondence with Gen. Taylor. U. 
 S. War dept. 26 
 
 Corthell, E. L. Advantages of the 
 
Page 
 
 Tehuantepec interoceanic route. 
 Eomero, M. 93 
 
 The court of inquiry. See Wilcox, 
 C. M. 32 
 
 <Jowan, J. E. Condensed history of 
 Mex. war ]1 
 
 Oeelman, J. Diaz, master of Mexico 55 
 
 Croffut, W. S. See Hitchcock, E. A. 58 
 
 Croghan, George, 1791-1849. Life. 
 See Gen. Taylor and his staff 64 
 
 <Cross, Trueman, *1846. Despatches 
 rel. to U. S. War Dept., 27. Life. 
 
 See Gen. Taylor and his staff 64 
 
 Powell, C. F. Life of Maj. Gen. 
 Taylor, 66. 
 
 <Cruise of the U. S. ship Cyane. See 
 Dupont, S. F 71 
 
 <Cuernavaca, See Maxson, H. R. A 
 practical . . . guide 82 
 
 ushing, Caleb, 1800-1879. Life. See 
 Gen. Scott and his staff 60 
 
 <Cutts, J. M. Conquest of Cal. and 
 N. M. 35 
 
 Cyane, U. S. ship, Cruise of. See Du 
 pont, S. F., 71. See also Rowan, 
 St. C. Recollections, 73. 
 
 Dams. See Jalpa Dam. 
 
 Darley, F. C. C., Illustrations by. 
 See Fry, J. R., Life of Gen. Tay 
 lor 63 
 
 Davis, Jefferson, 1808-1889. Life. 
 See Gen. Taylor and his staff 64 
 
 Davis, Jefferson. Speech of ... on 
 exercise of civil power 62 
 
 Deas, G. Reminiscences 43 
 
 Debarkation of cavalry. See Wilcox, 
 C. M. 32 
 
 Debarkation of Dragoons. See Wil 
 cox, C. M. 32 
 
 Debarkation of troops. See Ripley, 
 R. S., v. 2, 17. Wilcox, C. M., 32. 
 
 Defenses of Monterey, Diagram of. 
 See Fry, J. R, Life of Gen. Tay 
 lor 63 
 
 Del Norte River. See U. S. Engineer 
 dept. L 38 
 
 Dempsey, Private, killed 1847. See 
 Reilly, J. 49 
 
 Denison, C. W. Hancock "the su- 
 
 Page 
 perb " 57 
 
 Denkschrift iiber eine reise nach 
 Nord-Mexico. Wislizenus, A 37 
 
 De Peyster, J. W. Personal and 
 military history of P. Kearny 59 
 
 Derby, Geo. H., Lieut. Top. Engi 
 neers, wounded. See U. S. Pres. 
 Message, 22. Wilcox, C. M., 32. 
 
 Desert, The great American. See 
 Tyler, D. 53 
 
 Deserters from U. S. army. See Hop 
 kins, G. T., 46. Reilly, J., 49. See 
 also San Patricia Battalion. 
 
 Deserters from Mexican army. See 
 Dominguez, Capt. 
 
 Despatches from Gen. Taylor. See A 
 brilliant national record, 62. Life 
 and public services of Gen. Z. Tay 
 lor, 65. Thorpe, T. B., Our army 
 on the Rio Grande, 53. U. S. War 
 dept., 27-29. 
 
 Detail de las operaciones. Santa An 
 na, A. L. de 51 
 
 Diaz, P., pres. Mexico, 1830- Creel- 
 man, J., 55. Fornaro, C. de., 55. 
 Godoy, J. F., 55. See also Baer- 
 lein, H., 76. Conditions, 78. His 
 port. See Mexican year book, 1908, 
 82. See also Ethics in action, 55. 
 Tweedie, E. B. H., 56. 
 
 Dick Crowninshield, the assassin,and 
 Z. Taylor . . . Wright, H. C 69 
 
 Distances. See Hartman, G. W 45 
 
 Distances, New Mexico campaign. See 
 Edwards, F. S. 43 
 
 Dobbins, S. D., Lieut. Adv. guards. 
 See Life and public services of 
 Gen. Z. Taylor 65 
 
 JJollero, A. Mexico al dia 79 
 
 Dominguez, Capt. See Wilcox, C. M. 
 (p. 394-395) 32 
 
 Doniphan, Alex.Wm., 1808-1887. Life. 
 See Gen. Scott and his staff, 60. 
 Hughes, J. T., 36. 
 
 Doniphan s campaign. Edwards, F. 
 S., 43. Richardson, W. H., 50. 
 
 Loniphan s campaign against the 
 Navajos. See Hughes, J. T 35 
 
Page 
 
 Doniphan s campaign in Chihuahua. 
 See Conquest of Santa Fe 34 
 
 Doniphan s expedition. Hughes, J. 
 T., 35. See also Wislizenus, A., 37. 
 
 Donnavan, C. Adventures in Mexi 
 co 43 
 
 Downs, S. W., 1801-1854 (of Louis 
 iana). See Webster, D. 
 
 Dragoons. See Carleton, J. H., 43. 
 De Peyster, J. W., 59. Eeilly, J., 
 
 49. Relic, 49. Eodenbough, T. F. 
 
 50. Wilcox, C. M., 32. 
 
 Dubois, M. See Perigny, M. de 5 
 
 Duflot de Mofras, E.__ _ 11 
 
 Dunbar, II., Lieut. See Bishop, W. 
 
 W. _ 42 
 
 Duncan, James, 1810-1849. Life. See 
 
 Gen. Taylor and his staff, 64. Beil- 
 
 ly, J., 49. Bipley, E. S., v. 2, 17. 
 
 Dupont, S. F. War with Mexico 71 
 
 Durango, March upon. See Hughes, 
 
 J. T. . _ 35 
 
 Eaton, Joseph Horace, 1815-1896. 
 Life. See Gen. Taylor and his 
 staff - 64 
 
 Edwards, F. S. Campaign in New 
 Mexico - 43 
 
 Edwards, George, 1824-1890. See 
 Be illy, J. - 49 
 
 El Molino del Eey, Battle of. See 
 U. S. Pres. Message. _ - 23 
 
 El puchero. McSherry, E _ 48 
 
 Emory, W. H. Military reconnais 
 sance. See U. S. Engineer dept__ 38 
 
 Enearnacion prisoners 44 
 
 Engineering, London. See The Bail- 
 roads of Mexico 92 
 
 Engineering magazine. See Eomero, 
 M. 93 
 
 Engineer Company and train arrived 
 at Plan del Eio. See Wilcox, C.M. 32 
 
 Engineer Company. See Biley s Bri 
 gade. 
 
 Engineer officers, Eoster of. See Wil 
 cox, C. M., 
 
 Engineer officers. See Benham, H.W. 41 
 
 Engineer officers mentioned by Scott. 
 See U. S. Pres. Message 22 
 
 Page- 
 
 Engineer operations in attack of 
 Mexico City. See U. S. Pres. Mes 
 sage 22 
 
 Engineers, Co. A. Smith, Gust. W. 52 
 
 Engineers at Battle of Churubusco. 
 See U. S. Pres. Message 22 
 
 Engineers locate and construct bat 
 teries. See Wilcox, C. M 32 
 
 Engineers at battle of Contreras. See 
 U. S. Pres. Message _ _ 22 
 
 Engineer Soldiers. See U. S. Pres. 
 Message 22 
 
 Engineer soldiers. Company of. See 
 U. S. Pres. Message _ _ 22 
 
 Engineers work on battery. See U. 
 S. Pres. Message 22 
 
 Engineers with Patterson. See U. S. 
 Pres. Message 22 
 
 English, W. II., 1 822-1 896. Life. See 
 Cole, J. E., 56. Denison, C. W., 57. 
 Forney, J. W., 57. 
 
 Enock, C. E., Mexico - 79 
 
 Escalante, F. M. See Alcaraz, E.__ 
 
 Estado de la iluminaeion y balizami- 
 ento de las costas. Mexico. Direc- 
 cion - 90 
 
 Estournelles de Constant, P. H. B. 
 d Eelations exterieurs. See Le 
 Mexique 
 
 Les Etats-Unis Mexicains. Zayas, E. 
 E. de . - 89 
 
 Ethics in action - 55 
 
 ^volution of the myth. McPherson, J. 
 D. --- 1 
 
 Ewell, Rich. Stoddard, 1816-1872. 
 Kearny s 1st Dragoons. See Hen 
 derson, G. F. E. Stonewall Jack 
 son, 58. Eeilly, J - 49 
 
 Face to Face with the Mexicans. 
 
 Iglehart, Mrs. F. C. G. _ - 80 
 
 Facts for the People. See Moody, L. 16 
 Facts in the life of Gen. Taylor. 
 
 Stearns, C. - 67 
 
 Farragut, D. G. Life of L. Farragut 70- 
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 de Constant, P. II. B. d , in Le 
 Mexique, 84. Mexican year book, 
 82. 
 
 Mexico. See also Palmer, F. Central 
 America 101 
 
 Mexico al dia. Dollero, A 79 
 
 Mexico and her military chieftains. 
 Robinson, F. _* 70 
 
 Mexico and the U. S. Abbot, G. D.__ 1 
 
 Mexico, Army. See Army, Mexico. 
 
 Mexico as it was and as it is. Mayer, 
 B. _ 82 
 
 Mexico, The coming. Goodrich, J. K. 80 
 
 Mexico, Conditions in the Republic of 78 
 
 Mexico, Defense. See The Mexican 
 year book, 1908 . 82 
 
 Mexico, Diary of a trip to. Moler, A. 
 B. 84 
 
 Mexico s fighting equipment, Brady, 
 A. C. 77 
 
 Mexico, Guides. See Campbell, R. 78 
 xiv 
 
Page 
 
 Lemcke, II. , 81. Steele, J. W., 86. 
 Terry, T. P., 87. 
 
 Mexk-o, History of. See p. 1-7. 
 
 Mexico in miniature. Skinner, II. B. 86 
 
 Mexico, Insurrection. See IT. S. War 
 de])t. C]aims.__ ___ 88 
 
 Mexico. International bureau of 
 American republics 80 
 
 Mexico, its ancient and modern civi 
 lization. Knock, C. R. 79 
 
 Mexico, the land of unrest. Baer- 
 lein, IT.__ - 76 
 
 Mexiko: das land uml seine leute. 
 Lemcke, II. - 81 
 
 M xico, Life in. Calderon de la Bar- 
 ca, F. E. !.__ - 78 
 
 Mexico, Navy. See Navy, Mexico. 
 
 Mexico, Northern. Wislizenus, A.__ 37 
 
 Mexico of the 20th century. Martin, 
 P. F. _ - 81 
 
 Mexico, past, present, future. Tyler, 
 R. E. _ - 87 
 
 Mexico. Persecution of Mexican citi 
 zens. See U. S. Congress _ 
 
 Mexico, Railroads. See Railroads, 
 Mexico. 
 
 Mexico. Sketches of the war in north 
 ern Mexico - ; ">2 
 
 Mexico to-day. Winton, G. B. 89 
 
 Mexico, Valley of. See The Valley of 
 Mexico. 
 
 Mexico, the wonderland of the South. 
 Carson, W. E. - 78 
 
 Mexico (City). See Blichfeldt, E. 
 II., 77. Burford, R. Description 
 of a view, 78. Campbell, R., 78. 
 Kendall, J. S., 81. Maxson, H. R., 
 82. 
 
 Mexico, City of. Attack of. See U. 
 S. Pres. Message 22 
 
 Mexico City. Capture of. See Ander 
 son, R., 40. Rives, G. L., 6. Taylor, 
 F. W. The broad pennant, 74. 
 
 Mexico (City). Committee of Ameri 
 can colony. Facts submitted 84 
 
 Mexico (City). Distances from Vera 
 Cruz to. See Hartman, G. W 45 
 
 Mexico City. Surrender of. See Sump- 
 ter, A. - 6 ~ 
 
 Page 
 
 Le Mexique au debut de xxe siecle 84 
 
 Le Mexique moderne. Bigot, R 77 
 
 Michie, P. S. General McClellan 60 
 
 Michoacan v The Tarascos of. See 
 Lumholtz, K. S. Unknown Mexico 81 
 
 Military contributions in Mexico. See 
 U. S. War dept. _ 29 
 
 Military forces employed in Mexican 
 war 20 
 
 Military instruction, Mexico. See 
 Martin, P. F. _ 81 
 
 Military occupation of New Mexico. 
 Twitchell, R. E. _ _ 37 
 
 Military reconnaissance from Ft. 
 Leavenworth to San Diego. U. S. 
 Engineer dept. _ 38 
 
 Military reports from commanders of 
 army. U. S. War dept. _. _ 30 
 
 Military service institution of the U. 
 S. Journal. See Re illy, J., 49. 
 Relic of our war, 49. Lott, W. C., 
 48. Van Deusen, G. W., 54. 
 
 Military transportation, Mexico. Mex 
 ico. Ministerio de comunicaciones 
 y obras publicas. Reglaniento _ 92 
 
 Milligan, J. F. See Grindall, J. J.__ 45 
 
 Minor wars of the U. S. See Ladd, 
 H. (). - -15 
 
 Missing lieutenants. See IT. S. War 
 Dept. Despatches from Taylor- _ 27 
 
 Mitla. See Blichfeldt, E. II. _ _ 77 
 
 A mixed dish from Mexico. See Mc- 
 Sherry, R. El puchero 48 
 
 Moler, A. B. Mexico 84 
 
 Molino del Rey, El. Battle of. See 
 Anderson, R., 40. Kendall, G. W., 
 47. Reilly, J., 49. Rives, G. L., 6. 
 Ripley, R. S., v. 2, 17. Wilcox, C. 
 M., 32. 
 
 Molino del Rey, Chapultepec in dis 
 tance. See Denison, C. W. Han 
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 Monterey, and its approaches (map). 
 See Grant, U. S. Personal memoirs 56 
 
 Monterey, Battle of. Backus, E.,40- 
 41. A brilliant national record, 62. 
 Carpenter, W. W., 43. See also 
 Fry, J. R., 63. Howard, O. O., 64. 
 Kendall, G. W., 47. Life and pub- 
 
Page 
 
 lie services of Gen. Taylor, 64-65. 
 
 Life of Gen. Taylor, 65. Powell, C. 
 
 F., Life of Maj. Gen. Taylor, 66. 
 
 Keid, S. C., 49. Elves, G. L., 6. 
 
 See also Map in Rives, G. L., 6. 
 Monterey, Defenses of. See Fry, J. 
 
 R., 63. Reid, S. C., 49. (See also 
 
 plan by G. Meade, in Reid, S. C,), 
 
 !!). Ripley, R. S., v. 1, 17. Wilcox, 
 
 C. M., 82. 
 Monterey. Our army at. Thorpe, 
 
 T. B., _ . 53 
 
 Monterey, Storming of. See Reid, S. 
 
 C. 49 
 
 Montgomery, If. Life of Maj. Gen. 
 
 Z. Taylor 66 
 
 Moody, L. History of the Mexican 
 
 war 16 
 
 Moore, II. Railway guide 92 
 
 Moore, II. J. Scott s campaign in 
 
 Mexico 6] 
 
 Morales, V. El Senor Root in Mexico 84 
 Morehead, Chas. R., 1838- Personal 
 
 recollections. See Hughes, J. T. 36 
 Morelos y Pavon, Jose Maria, 1765- 
 
 1815. See Robinson, F. _ 70 
 
 Mormon Battalion. See Cooke, P. St. 
 
 G. Conquest of New Mexico 34 
 
 Mormon battalion and first wagon 
 
 road over . . . desert. See Tyler, D. 53 
 Mormon battalion, History of. Tyler, 
 
 D. ____ 53 
 
 Moses, B. The railway revolution in 
 
 Mexico 92 
 
 Moses, J. T. To-day in the land of 
 
 to-morrow 85 
 
 Mosquito Flotilla. See Jones, C. C. 72 
 Mount Iztaccihuatl. See Anderson, R. 40 
 
 Mount Orizaba. See Anderson, R 40 
 
 Mountains, Mexico. See Campbell, R. 78 
 Mounted company of artillery. See 
 
 A general s orderly 45 
 
 Mounted riflemen. See Frontier sketch 
 es, 44. Lane, W. B. Regiment, 47. 
 
 Lane, W. P., Adventures, 47. Reid, 
 
 S. C., 49. Reilly, J., 49. 
 Munoz, M. See Alcaraz, R. _ ___ 8 
 Munroe, John. d. 1861. Life. See Gen. 
 
 Taylor and his staff 64 
 
 Page 
 
 Murphy, C. J. Reminiscences, 16. See 
 also Cowan, J. E., 11. 
 
 Navajos. Doniphan s campaign a- 
 gainst. See Hughes, J. T.__ ___ 35-36 
 
 Naval and marine service. Numter 
 of persons employed in Mexican war 
 U. S. Navy dept. 74 
 
 Naval battery, W\ork of. See Mac- 
 lay, E. St. _ _ 72 
 
 Naval forces. See U. S. Pres. Mes 
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 Naval operations. Soley, J. R. Ad 
 miral Porter, 74. U. S. Navy dept. 
 Annual report, 74. See also Con 
 ner, P. S. P., 71. Dupont, S. F., 
 
 71. Farragut, L., 71. Griffis, W. E. 
 
 72. Jones, C. C., 72. Mahan, E. T. 
 
 73. Parker, W. II., 73. Phelps, W. 
 D., 73. Revere, J. W., 73. Rowan, 
 St. C., 73. Skinner, H. B., 86. Tay 
 lor, F. W., 74. U. S. Navy dept. 
 Number . . . 74. 
 
 Navy, Mexico. See Martin, P. F., 81. 
 Mexican year book, 82. Mexico. 
 Ministerio de guerra y marina. Me- 
 moria, 83. Niox, G. L. Armee et 
 marine, in Le Mexique, 84. Pan- 
 American union, 85. Skinner, H. 
 B., 86. Terry, T. P., 87. 
 
 New eclectic magazine. See McSher- 
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 New Mexico. See Cutts, J. M., 35. 
 Rives, G. L., 6. U. S. State dept. 
 Message of Pres. 37 
 
 N w Mexico, Campaign in. Edwards, 
 F. S., 43 
 
 New Mexico, Conquest of. See Con 
 quest. See also Conquest of Santa 
 Fe, 34. 
 
 New T trails in Mexico. Lumholtz, K. 
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 New York Herald. July 11, 1850. See 
 Webster, D. 69 
 
 New York historical society. See Mc- 
 Whorter, G. C. 36 
 
 New York volunteers. See The high 
 private 45 
 
 Nichols, Win. A., Lieut., 1817-1869. 
 
 xvi 
 
Page 
 Reilly, J. 1 . 49 
 
 Niox, G. L. Armee et marine. See 
 Le Mexique 84 
 
 Nisbet, J. See Soule, F. _ 7 
 
 Noll, A. II. From empire to republic 5 
 
 North American review. See Webster, 
 D. _ 69 
 
 Northern Mexico, Sketches of cam 
 paign in. Giddings, L 45 
 
 Northern Mexico, Sketches of the war 
 in 52 
 
 North American states, History of. 
 Bancroft, IT. H. _ 3, 4 
 
 North Mexican states. Bancroft, II . 
 H. 3, 4 
 
 Norton, F. IT. Life and public serv 
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 Notes written during the Mexican 
 war on both lines of operation. (In 
 German.) Zirckel, O _ 33 
 
 Number, etc., of persons employed. U. 
 S. Navy dept. 74 
 
 Oaxaca. See Blichfeldt, E. IT 77 
 
 O Brien, John P. J. d. 3850. Life. 
 
 Gen. Taylor and his staff _ 64 
 
 Occasional papers, U. S. Engineer 
 
 School. No. ]6. See Smith, Gust. 
 
 W. 52 
 
 Occupation of Mexican territory. U. 
 
 S. Pres. Message . 24 
 
 "An officer of the U. S. A." See 
 
 Life and public services of Gen. Z. 
 
 Taylor 64-65 
 
 Officers killed, wounded, etc. U. S. 
 
 War dept. Eeport 32 
 
 Officers, Military record of. See Rod- 
 
 enbough, T. F. 50 
 
 Officers serving in Mexican war. See 
 
 Koster of officers. 
 Officers who marched with army under 
 
 Scott, U. S. Adjt. Gen. s office. 53-54 
 Official reports. See Thorpe, T. B. 
 
 Our army on the Eio Grande 53 
 
 Ohio, 5th Infantry. See note in Ja- 
 
 mieson, M. 46 
 
 Ohio volunters, Co. C, 2d regiment. 
 
 See Jamieson, M. - 46 
 
 Ohio volunteers, 1st regiment of. See 
 
 Page 
 
 Giddings, L. 45 
 
 Okee-cho-bee. See Fry, J. R., (53. Life 
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 64-65. Life of Gen. Taylor, (55. 
 The one-legged sergeant. See A 
 sketch of the life and character of 
 Gen. Taylor _ 66 
 
 "One who has seen the elephant!" 
 See Scribner, B. F. Camp life of a 
 
 volunteer . 51 
 
 "One who was thar. " See Scribner, 
 
 B. F. 
 Operations, Line of U. S. army (map) 
 
 See Grant, U. S. Personal memoirs 56 
 Operations of Gen. Price at Santa 
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 Orderly in Mexico, A general s 45- 
 
 Orders issued by Gen. Scott and Com 
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 Oiegon. See Hives, G. L. 6 
 
 The Oregon country (map). See 
 
 Rives, G. L. _ (5 
 
 Organization of the army of the U. 
 
 S., An account of. Robinson, F._ 18 
 Organization of the Mexican army. 
 
 See Martin, P. F. _ 81 
 
 Ortiz, R. See Alcaraz, R. _ 8 
 
 Oswald, L. Summerland sketches 85 
 
 Oswandel, J. J. Notes of Mexican 
 Avar . ____ 48 
 
 The other side. Alcaraz, R. _ 8 
 
 Our army at Monterey. Thorpe, T. B. 53 
 Our army on the Rio Grande. Thorpe, 
 
 T. B. . 53 
 
 Our artillery in Mexican war. Van 
 
 Deusen, G. W. _ 54 
 
 Our battles in Mexico. See Fry, J. 
 
 R., Life - 63 
 
 Our cavalry in Mexico. Lane, W. B. 47 
 
 Our late conquest 20 
 
 Our war chest. See Relic of our war. 49 
 Ozaca. See Oswald, F. L. Summer- 
 land sketches 85 
 
 Pacific coast. See Revere, J. W 36 
 
 Pacific states, History of. Bancroft, 
 H. H. - 2, 3 
 
 Padierna, Battalia de. Schulz, E. E._ 51 
 Padierna, Battle of. See Contreras. 
 
Page 
 
 Palmer, -F. Central America 85 
 
 Palmetto regiment. See Moore, H. J. 
 Scott s campaign in Mexico 61 
 
 Palo Alto, Battle of. See A brilliant 
 national record, 62. Fry, J. E., Life 
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 Gen. Taylor, 64. Kendall, G. W., 
 47. Life and public services of 
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 Gen. Taylor, the hero, 65. Ripley, 
 R. S., v. 3, 17. Rives, G. L., 6. 
 Thorpe, T. B. Our army on the 
 Rio Grande, 53. U. S. War dept. Re 
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 Pan-American union. See also Inter 
 national bureau of American repub 
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 -Paredes. Mariano Paredes y Arril- 
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 Robinson, F 70 
 
 Parker, W. II. Recollections 73 
 
 Patterson, Robt,, Maj. Gen., 1792- 
 1881. See Anderson, R., 40. Gen. 
 Scott and his staff, 60. See also A 
 general s orderly, 45. Tilden, B. 
 P., jr., 87. Portrait, see Wileox, C. 
 M., 32. 
 
 fayno y Flores, Manuel, 1810-1894. 
 See Alcaraz, R. 8 
 
 Les pays modernes. See Bigot, R 77 
 
 Paz, E. La invacion norte americana 
 en 1846 16 
 
 Peace with Mexico. Gallatin, A. See 
 also Rives, G. L. 6 
 
 Peculiar service in Mexico. See Farra- 
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 Pencil lings of scenes upon Rio Gran 
 de. Allen, L. L. 40 
 
 I ennington, Alex. C. M., Brig.-Gen., 
 1838- See Reilly, J. 49 
 
 Pennsylvania cavalry. See Lott, W. C. 48 
 
 Pennsylvania. Co. E, 2d Penna. regi 
 ment. See Ilartman, G. W. 45 
 
 Pennsylvania volunteers, 1st regiment. 
 See Oswandel, J. J. Notes _ . 48 
 
 The people s life of Gen. Z. Taylor. 
 See The life of Gen. Taylor, the 
 hero 65 
 
 Perigny, M. de. Les Etats-Unis du 
 
 Page 
 
 Mexique 5 
 
 Perote Castle. See Reilly, .1 . _ ___ 49 
 
 Perry, M. C. (By) Griffis, W. E 72 
 
 Persecutions of Mexican citizens. See 
 
 U. S. Congress 8 8 
 
 Personal memoirs. Grant, U. S. 56 
 
 Personal recollections. Morehead, C. 
 
 S. See Hughes, H. T. _ 36 
 
 Peterson, C. J. Military heroes of the 
 
 war 16 
 
 Phelps, W. D. Fore and aft 73 
 
 Philadelphia grays . 49 
 
 Picard, A. See Le Mexique 84 
 
 Pictorial history of Mexico. Frost, J. 12 
 Pictorial life of Gen. Taylor 66 
 
 See also The life of Gen. Z. Taylor, 
 
 the hero, 65. 
 Picturesque Mexico. Wright, Mrs. M. 
 
 R, - _ 89 
 
 Pierce, Franklin, 1804-1869. Life. 
 
 See Gen. Scott and his staff, 60. 
 
 McSherry, R. Mexican campaign 
 
 sketch ___ 48 
 
 Pike, Albert, 1809-1891. Buena Vista. 
 
 (A poem.) See Rodenbough, T. F. 50 
 Pillow, Gideon Johnson, 1806-1878. 
 
 Life. See Gen. Scott and his staff. 
 
 60. U. S. War dept. Letter, 27. 
 
 Portrait, see Wileox, C. M., 32. 
 Pillows and Quitman s attacks. See 
 
 Kendall, G. W. 47 
 
 Pino Village, Wagon route to. See 
 
 U. S. Engineer dept. ^_ 38 
 
 "Pioneer Corps." See Reilly, J 49 
 
 Plan del Rio. See Wheeler, J. B 32 
 
 Wileox, C. M., 32. 
 Platt, D. Gen. G. H. Thomas, a critical 
 
 biography 70 
 
 Point Isabel. See Reilly, J., 49. See 
 
 also map, in Rives, G. L 6 
 
 Ponce de Leon, G. El interinato pres- 
 
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 Pope, John, Top. Engineers, 1823- 
 
 1892. See U. S. Pres. Message 23 
 
 Popocatepetl from Puebla. See An 
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 Porter, C. T. Review of the Mexican 
 
 war 17 
 
 Porter, David Dixon, 1813-1891. Soley, 
 
Page 
 ,}. E. 74 
 
 Postal service, Mexico. See Lagrave, 
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 Mexique, 84. Moore, II., Eailway 
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 Powell, C. F. Life of Maj. Gen. Tay 
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 Prescott, W. H. See Calderon de la 
 Barca, F. E. I. _ .__ 78 
 
 Price, Sterling, 1809-1867. Price s des 
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 despatch. See U. S. Pres. Message, 
 23. Portrait, see Wilcox, C. M., 32 
 
 Price, Sterling. (His) operations at 
 Santa Fe. See Hughes, J. T 35-36 
 
 Prieto, Guillermo, 1813- See Alca- 
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 Prince, F. O. See Goodrich, F. E 57 
 
 Prisoners, Mexican war. See Encar- 
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 A private s own journal. Hartman, 
 G. W. 45 
 
 Progreso. See Kendall, J. S. Seven 
 Mexican cities 81 
 
 Public works, Mexico. See Krantz, C. 
 Chernins de fer et travaux publics. 
 In Le Mexique, 84. Mexico. Mini- 
 sterio de comunicaciones y obras 
 publicas. Anales de la Secretaria 
 . . . and Memoria, 91. See also 
 Martin, P. F., 81. 
 
 Puebla. See Hillard, G. St., 59. 
 Eives, L., 6. 
 
 Puebla, March to Mexico from. See 
 IT. S. Adj. Gen. s office. Lists__ 53-54 
 
 Puebla, Panorama of. See Ander 
 son, E. 40 
 
 Puebla, Siege of. See Moore, H. J. 
 Scott s campaign in Mexico 61 
 
 Puebla de Los Angeles. See Ander 
 son, E. 40 
 
 Puebla de Taos, Battle of. See TJ. S. 
 Pres. Message 23 
 
 Puebla, March to Mexico from. See 
 Lane, W. B., 47. U. S. Adj. -Gen. s 
 office. Lists, _ 53-54 
 
 Pyramid of Cholula. See Anderson, 
 K. _ 40 
 
 El puchero. McSherry, E. 48 
 
 Page 
 
 Querataro. See Kendall, J. S. 81 
 
 Querataro, Treaty at. See U. S. State 
 dept. 26 
 
 Quintas y Arroya, General Juan. See 
 Martin, P. F. _. 82 
 
 Quisenberry, A. C. History by illus 
 tration _ 66 
 
 Quitman, John Anthony, 1799-1858. 
 Life. Claiborne, J. F. II., 60. See 
 also Gen. Scott and his staff, 60. 
 Portrait, see Wilcox, C. M., 32. 
 
 Quitman. See also Pillow s and Quit- 
 man s attacks. 
 
 Quitman s report. See U. S. Pres. 
 Message 23 
 
 Eailroads, Mexico. Anderson, A. D. 
 Tehuantepec inter-ocean railroad, 
 
 90. Baz, G. History of the Mex 
 ican railway, 90. Krantz, C. Chem- 
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 Mexico. Ministerio de comunica 
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 91. Eeglament, 92. Eeseria histor- 
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 92. Martin, P. F., 81. Moses, B. 
 The railway revolution in Mexico, 
 92. The railroads of Mexico, 92. 
 Eeavis, L. U. An international 
 railway to the city of Mexico, 92. 
 Eomero, M. The Tehuantepec Is 
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 Geog. and statistical notes, 86. Eo 
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 86. Torre, J. de la. Historia, 93. 
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 J. de. An account, 108. Mexican 
 year book, 82. Pan-American 
 union, Mexico, 85. U. S. Bureau 
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 Mexico. 
 
 Eailway guide. Moore, H 92 
 
 Eambles in backwoods of Mexico. Os 
 wald, F. L. 85 
 
 Eamirez, Ignacia, 1818-1879. See Al- 
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 Eamirez, J. F. Mexico durante du 
 guerra 6 
 
 Ramsey, A. C., Col. llth Inantry. d. 
 
Pat/e 
 
 3869. See Alcaraz, R. The other 
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 Ramsey, George D., 1800-1882. Life. 
 See Gen. Taylor and his staff 04 
 
 Kandolph, S. N. Life of Gen. Thoni. 
 J. Jackson 58 
 
 The Ranger s song: (Poem) by James 
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 Read, B. M. Guerra Mexico- Ameri 
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 Reavis, L. U. An international rail 
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 Reelus, E. See Le Mexique 8-1 
 
 Recollections of a naval officer. Park 
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 Recollections of Mexico. Benham, II. 
 E., 41. Thompson, W., 87. 
 
 Recollections of the Mexican war. 
 Rowan, St. C. _ 73 
 
 Reconnaissance, Military. See U. S. 
 Engineer dept. 38 
 
 Recuerdos de la invacion. Roa Bar- 
 cen a, J. M. 17 
 
 The regiment of mounted riflemen. 
 Lane, W. B. 47 
 
 Regulars and volunteers engaged in 
 in Mexican war. U. S. Adjt. Gen. s 
 office 20 
 
 Reid, S. C. Scouting expeditions 49 
 
 Reilly, J. An artilleryman s story. 49 
 
 Reinosa. See Reilly, J. ___ 49 
 
 Relic of our war with Mexico 49 
 
 Reminiscences of a campaign in Mex 
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 Reminiscences of campaign on Rio 
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 Reports, Military, from commanders 
 of IT. S. army. U. S. War dept.__ 30 
 
 Reprimand of Sec y Marcy. See Tay 
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 Resaca de la Palma, Battle of. See 
 Thorpe, T. B. Our army on the 
 Rio Grande, 53. U. S. War dept. 
 Report, 32. See also A brilliant 
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 Howard, O. O., Gen. Taylor, 04. 
 Life and public services of Gen. Z. 
 Taylor, 04-05. The life of Gen. 
 
 Page 
 
 Taylor, the hero, 05. Ripley, R. S., 
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 C. M., 32. 
 
 Revere, J. W. A tour of duty in 
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 Revere, J. W. Keel and saddle 73 
 
 Review of reviews. See Brady, A. C. 77 
 
 Richardson, W. H. Journal 50 
 
 Ridgeley, Randolph, 1814-1840. Life. 
 See Gen. Taylor and his staff__ _ 04 
 
 Riley, Bennet, 1780-1852. Commend 
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 Rmggold, Sam., 1800-1840. See Fry, 
 J. R., Life of Gen. Taylor, 03. Gen. 
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 Rio del Norte, Troops on. See U. S. 
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 Rio Grande. Allen, L. L., Pencillings. 
 40. Stratemeyer, E. With Taylor 
 on the Rio Grande, 07. Tilden, 
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 Rio Grande, Army on. U. S. War 
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 Rio Grande, Campaign on. Deas, G._ 43 
 Stevens, I. T. 19 
 
 Rio Grande, Map of operations on. See 
 U. S. Engineer dept. Report 54 
 
 Rio Grande, March of Kentucky cav 
 alry from Louisville to. See En- 
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 Rio Grande, Our army on the. Thorpe, 
 T. B. _ 53 
 
 Rio Grande, Passage of. See Relic of 
 our war 49 
 
 Rio Puerco, Survey of. See II. S. 
 Engineer dept. 38 
 
 Rio San Gabriel, Passage of. See 
 U. S. Engineer dept., 38. IT. S. 
 Pres. Message, 23. 
 
 Ripley, R. S. The war with Mexico- 17 
 
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 Martin, P. F., 81. Skinner, II. B., 
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 Rives, G. L. The U. S. and Mexico. G 
 
Page 
 
 Roa Barcena, J. M. Recuerdos de la 
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 Robarts, W. II. Mexican war veterans 17 
 
 Roberts, B. K., Brig. Gen. See U. S. 
 Adjt. Geii. s office. Official 53-54 
 
 Robertson, J. B. Reminiscences 50 
 
 Robinson, F. An account of organiza 
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 Rodenbough, T. F. From everglade 
 to canon 50 
 
 Roland, John Fred., Major, 3818-1852. 
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 Roman, A. Military operations of 
 Gen. Beauregard 55 
 
 Romance of military life. See Cooke, 
 P. St. G. Scenes _. _ 79 
 
 Romero, M. Geographical and sta 
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 Romula de la Vega, General. See Rob 
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 Roosevelt, Theodore, pres. U. S., 1858- 
 See Fornaro, C. de Diaz, czar of 
 Mexico 55 
 
 Ross, G. M. von. See Wislizenus, A. 37 
 
 Root, Elihu, 1845. Morales, V., El 
 Senor Root en Mexico 84 
 
 Roster of Kentucky troops and offi 
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 Roster of navy officers, Mexican war. 
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 Roster of officers. See Kenly, J. R. 
 47. U. S. Adjt. Gen. s office. Lists, 
 53-54. 
 
 Roster of officers and troops. See Mc- 
 Sherry E., El puchero, 48. Reid, 
 S. C., 49. 
 
 Roster of troops. See Hartman, G. 
 W. 45 
 
 Roster of volunteer officers, Mexican 
 war. See Wilcox, C. M. 32 
 
 Roster of volunteers. See McSherry, 
 R. El puchero 48 
 
 Rough and ready almanac. See Gen. 
 Taylor s 64 
 
 Page- 
 Rough and ready reckoner. See also 
 
 The Taylor text -book _ 69 
 
 Rowan, St. C. Recollections of the 
 
 Mexican war 73 
 
 Royce, J. California 37 
 
 Rurales, Mexico. See Martin, P. F. 81 
 The Sabine River (map). See Rives, 
 
 G. L. _ 6. 
 
 Saborio N. See Alcaraz, R 8- 
 
 Sacramento River, Battle of. See 
 U. S. Pres. Message, 23. Map of 
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 St. Patrick company. See Hopkins, 
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 Saltillo, March from San Antonio to. 
 See Baylies, F., 41. U. S. Engi 
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 Samson, W. IE. See Taylor, Z. Let 
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 San Antonio, March from Saltillo to. 
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 TJ. S. Engineer dept. Report, 54. 
 
 oan Cosme Gate (Garita). See Hil- 
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 San Diego, March from Santa Fe to. 
 Cooke, P. St. G., 35. U. S. Engi 
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 San Francisco, Annals of. Soule, F. 7 
 
 San Francisco, History of. Hittell, 
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 San Jacinto. See Rives, G. L 6 
 
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 See Rives, G. L. _ 6 
 
 San Jacinto veterans. See Lane, W. 
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 San Juan d Ulloa. See A brilliant 
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 San Juan Teotihuacan. See Max- 
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 Pan Patricio battalion. See Hopkins, 
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 San Pasqual, Actions at. See U. S.. 
 
Page 
 
 Engineer dept., 38. U. S. Pres. 
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 Santa Anna, A. L. de, Detail de las 
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 :See also Anderson, R., 40. Mans 
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 Robinson, F., 70. Portrait, see 
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 Santa Anna s letter and note,see U. S. 
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 Santa Anna s plan. See U. S. Pres. 
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 Santa Fe, Conquest of. See Conquest 34 
 
 Santa Fe, Operations at. Hughes, J. 
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 Santa Fe, Report of march from. 
 Cooke, P. St. G 35 
 
 -Santillan, R. See Aguilar y Santil- 
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 Sappers and Miners C. See llil- 
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 Reilly, J., 49. U. S. Pres. Message, 
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 >atterlee, Rich. S., Surgeon, d. 1880. 
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 Baylor, Sergt,, O., Co. II, 2d Artil 
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 Scenes and adventures in the army. 
 Cooke, P. St. G. _ _ 79 
 
 Scenes de la vie militaire an Mex- 
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 Sehiafino, F. See Alcaraz, R. _ 8 
 
 Schulz, E. E. Batalla de Padierna 51 
 
 Scott at Puebla. See Rives, G. L.__ 6 
 
 Scott s battles in Mexico. Bonner, J. 42 
 
 Scott s campaign. See Ballentine, G. 
 41. Hartman, G. W., 45. McSher- 
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 Semmes, R., 74. 
 
 Scott s correspondence. See IT. S. 
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 L. S. War dept., 24, 26. 
 
 Scott s entrance into the city of Mex 
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 S.ott, W. General order no. 111. See 
 
 Page 
 
 Wheeler, .1. B., 32. General order 
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 See also Temple, W. G., 52. 
 
 tocott, General, and his staff 60 
 
 Scott. Illustrated life of Gen. W.__ 61 
 Scott, W. Letters of, and of Sec y 
 
 Marcy . _ 61 
 
 Scott. Life of Gen. W. Scott__ _ 61 
 Scott, W. Line of operations of his 
 
 army. See U. S. Pres. Message- _ _ 23 
 Scott. Mansfield, E. 1). Life of Gen. 
 
 W. Scott _ 61 
 Scott. Moore, II. J. Scott s cam 
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 Scott, W. Memoirs by himself 61 
 
 Scott, W. Orders by him. See Tem 
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 Scott, W,., Report to, by Gen. Pillow 
 
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 Scott. Sumpter, A. The lives of 
 
 Gen. Z. Taylor and . . 67 
 
 Scott. Wright, M. J. Gen. Scott___ 62 
 Scott, W. See also Anderson, R.__ 
 40. Complete history of late Mexi 
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 Scouting expeditions. Reid, S. C.__ 49 
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 Scribner B. F. A campaign in Mex 
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 Seaports, Mexico. See Campbell, R., 
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 86. 
 Sedgwick, John, Lieut,, 1813-1864. See 
 
 Reilly, J. _ 49 
 
 Segura, F. See Alcaraz, R. _ 8 
 
 Selous, H. C. Burford, R. 
 
 Semmes, R. Service afloat 74 
 
 "Senex." See McPherson, J. T)._ 15 
 A series of intercepted Mexican let 
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 Seven Mexican cities. Kendall, J. S. 81 
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 See also Correspondence. 
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Page 
 
 Shackleford, Muscoe L., Lieut., 1813- 
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 Sheppard, Morris, 1875- See Condi 
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 Sherman, Thomas West, 1813-1879. 
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 Sherman, Wm. Tecmnseh, 1820-1891. 
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 Shields, James, 1810-1879. Life. See 
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 Sierra Caliente. See Lumholtz, K. S. 
 Unknown Mexico - 81 
 
 Sierra de Jumanes, Survey of. See 
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 Sierra Grande, Survey of. See U. S. 
 Engineer dept. _, 
 
 Sierra Madre. See Lumholtz, K. S. 
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 A sketch of the life and character of 
 Gen. Taylor _ - 66 
 
 A sketch of the life and public serv 
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 Sketches of the Mexican \var__ _ 51 
 
 Sketches of the war in northern Mex 
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 Skinner, H. B. Mexico in miniature- 86 
 
 Slidell, John, 1793-1871. Instructions 
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 Sloat, John Drake, 1780-1867. Let 
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 Smith, F. H. A white umbrella in 
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 Smith, G. W. Company A, Corps of 
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 Smith, G. W. Report, See U. S. 
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 Smith, Isaac. Reminiscences of a 
 
 campaign in Mexico - 52 
 
 Smith, Joseph, Martyrdom of. See 
 
 Tyler, D. 53 
 
 Smith, Martin Luther, 1819-1866. See 
 
 Page- 
 
 U. S. War dept. Report of Sec y of 
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 Smith, Persifor Frazier, 1798-1858. 
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 Snow, Miss E. R. The Mormon bat 
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 "A soldier of the old guard." See 
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 Sonora. See Lumholtz, K. S. New 
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 Soule, F. Annales _ 7 
 
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 Southern magazine. See Frontier ser 
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 Spain, Kingdom of (Map). See Rives, 
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 Stanley, Sam., Private, 2d Artillery. 
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 Stevens, I. I. Campaigns of the Rio 
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 Thomas J. 
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 Taylor and Gen. W. Scott 77 
 
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 E. St., 72. Second attack. See Mac- 
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 Table-lands, Mexico. See Campbell, 
 
 E. 78 I 
 
 Tacabuya. See Eeilly, J 49 
 
 Tacabuya. American guard at. See 
 
 Smith, E. H. 52 j 
 
 Tactics of Mexican war. See Hillard, 
 
 G. St. 59 | 
 
 Tampico. See Hillard, G. St., 59. 
 
 Kendall, J. S- 81 
 
 Tampico, View of. See Anderson, B. 40 
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 Tarascos of Michoacan. See Lum- 
 
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 Tattnall, J., jr., 1796-1871. Jones, 
 
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 Taylor, F. W. The broad pennant __ 74 
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 Taylor, Zachary, 1784-3850. 
 
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 Page 
 
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 Taylor _ 63 
 
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 Taylor 64-65 
 
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 Operations in Mexico, Map of. See 
 
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 Quisenberry, A. C. History by il 
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 War dept. 30 
 
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 services of Gen. Z. Taylor! 67 
 
 Stratemeyer, E. With Taylor on the 
 
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 Taylor and . . . 67 
 
 Taylor and Fillmore. Life of Maj. 
 
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 Tehuantepec inter-ocean railroad. An 
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 Temple, Wm. Grenville, 1824-1894. 
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 Tennessee cavalry. See Furber, G. C. 44 
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 Moses, J. T.__ - 85 
 
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 Townsend, Edward Davis, 2d Artil 
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 Carpenter, W. W. - 43 
 
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 U. S. State dept. Correspondence 24 
 
 Turnbull, Win., Top. Engineers, 1800- 
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 Tweedie, E. B. H. The maker of 
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 U. S. Congress. Hou.se. Committee 
 
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 G. L. 6 
 
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 Page 
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 Lane, W., 15. 
 
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 War dept. . 
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 54 
 
Page 
 
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 Wright, H. C. Dick Crowningshield. 69 
 
 Wright, Marcus Joseph, 1831- Gen. 
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