Preliminares, Preface, Contents.

The United States and México.

Chapter I. The Florida Treaty.
Chapter II. México Achieves her Independence.
Chapter III. The people of México.
Chapter IV. The people of México (Continued).
Chapter V. The Northern frontier of México.
Chapter VI. The permanent settlement of Texas.
Chapter VII. Mexican Politics: 1824-1830.
Chapter VIII. México resolves to take order with the Texans.

Chapter IX. Santa Anna in control.
Chapter X. President Jackson's offers to Purchase Texas.
Chapter XI. Texas in Arms.
Chapter XII. Texas stands by The Constitution.
Chapter XIII. The Mexican Invasion.
Chapter XIV. San Jacinto.
Chapter XV. American sympathy with Texas.
Chapter XVI. Texas proposes annexation.
Chapter XVII. Claims against México.
Chapter XVIII. Santa Anna once more.

Chapter XIX. The Republic of Texas.
Chapter XX. The Whigs and México.
Chapter XXI. Efforts at meditation.
Chapter XXII. British proposals for abolishing slavery in Texas.
Chapter XXIII. Tyler's treaty of annexation.
Chapter XXIV. The election of polx.
Chapter XXV. The Banishment of Santa Anna.
Chapter XXVI. Congress invites Texas to enter The Union.

Chapter XXVII. Texas enters The Union.