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21. Frontier Issues in the Presidential Election of 1841

© 1963 University of Texas Press

© 1963 University of Texas Press

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter I
  2. PREFACE IX
  3. CONTENTS XI
  4. ILLUSTRATIONS XIII
  5. MAPS XIV
  6. 1. The Trans-Nueces Country 1
  7. 2. Mexican Threats and the Texan Military Establishment: May 1836-December 1838 10
  8. 3. Cattle Raids and Frontier Marauders 45
  9. 4. Mexican Threats of a New Campaign against Texas 68
  10. 5. The Opening of Frontier Trade 78
  11. 6. Lamar's Efforts to Protect the Frontier 83
  12. 7. Lamar's Efforts to Promote Trade 101
  13. 8. The C6rdova-Flores Incident 114
  14. 9. Texan Participation in the Federalist Wars: First Phase 143
  15. 10. Mexican Federalists Seek Support in Texas 173
  16. 11. Texan Participation in the Federalist Wars: Second Phase 202
  17. 12. Formation of the Republic of the Rio Grande 253
  18. 13. The Republic of the Rio Grande on the Frontier of Texas 269
  19. 14. Texan Participation in the Federalist Wars: Final Phase 317
  20. 15. Invasion Excitement 379
  21. 16. The Southwestern Frontier: Late 1840-1841 406
  22. 17. Rumors of Invasion 421
  23. 18. Mexican Military Commander Requests Armistice 432
  24. 19. Capture and Death of Dimitt 446
  25. 20. Marauders Prey on Frontier Trade and Life 471
  26. 21. Frontier Issues in the Presidential Election of 1841 478
  27. 22. Frontier Raids, Threats, and Counter-Threats of Invasion 482
  28. 23. The Republic's Colonization Program 500
  29. 24. Growth of a War Spirit in the West 505
  30. Epilogue 549
  31. APPENDIX 552
  32. BIBLIOGRAPHY 560
  33. INDEX 588
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https://doi.org/10.7560/731561-024

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter I
  2. PREFACE IX
  3. CONTENTS XI
  4. ILLUSTRATIONS XIII
  5. MAPS XIV
  6. 1. The Trans-Nueces Country 1
  7. 2. Mexican Threats and the Texan Military Establishment: May 1836-December 1838 10
  8. 3. Cattle Raids and Frontier Marauders 45
  9. 4. Mexican Threats of a New Campaign against Texas 68
  10. 5. The Opening of Frontier Trade 78
  11. 6. Lamar's Efforts to Protect the Frontier 83
  12. 7. Lamar's Efforts to Promote Trade 101
  13. 8. The C6rdova-Flores Incident 114
  14. 9. Texan Participation in the Federalist Wars: First Phase 143
  15. 10. Mexican Federalists Seek Support in Texas 173
  16. 11. Texan Participation in the Federalist Wars: Second Phase 202
  17. 12. Formation of the Republic of the Rio Grande 253
  18. 13. The Republic of the Rio Grande on the Frontier of Texas 269
  19. 14. Texan Participation in the Federalist Wars: Final Phase 317
  20. 15. Invasion Excitement 379
  21. 16. The Southwestern Frontier: Late 1840-1841 406
  22. 17. Rumors of Invasion 421
  23. 18. Mexican Military Commander Requests Armistice 432
  24. 19. Capture and Death of Dimitt 446
  25. 20. Marauders Prey on Frontier Trade and Life 471
  26. 21. Frontier Issues in the Presidential Election of 1841 478
  27. 22. Frontier Raids, Threats, and Counter-Threats of Invasion 482
  28. 23. The Republic's Colonization Program 500
  29. 24. Growth of a War Spirit in the West 505
  30. Epilogue 549
  31. APPENDIX 552
  32. BIBLIOGRAPHY 560
  33. INDEX 588
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