A review of the causes and consequences of the Mexican war (1849)
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This review is from: A Review of the Causes and Consequences of the Mexican War (Hardcover)
An excellent historical review regarding pro-slavery presidents John Tyler and James K. Polk. They set the objectives of land acquisition which caused the Mexican War. The unjustified war was caused to enhance pro-slavery expansion. Mexico became the sacrificial lamb for the promotion of slavery. Great addition to my history library.
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United States, Rio Grande, Great Britain, General Taylor, New Mexico, Secretary of State, Vera Cruz, New Orleans, Federal Government, Secretary of War, House of Representatives, Mexican Minister, John Quincy Adams, San Jacinto, General Gaines, New York, South Carolina, Van Buren, General Jackson, General Scott, State of Texas, Republic of Mexico, Santa Anna, American Consul, Corpus Christi New!
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United States, Rio Grande, Great Britain, General Taylor, New Mexico, Secretary of State, Vera Cruz, New Orleans, Federal Government, Secretary of War, House of Representatives, Mexican Minister, John Quincy Adams, San Jacinto, General Gaines, New York, South Carolina, Van Buren, General Jackson, General Scott, State of Texas, Republic of Mexico, Santa Anna, American Consul, Corpus Christi New!
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