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WARS OF THE MEXICAN GULF: The Breakaway Republics of Texas and Yucatan, US Mexican War, and Limits of Empire 1835-1850
Examines the breakaway republics of Texas and Yucatan and demonstrates how the war was not only a manifestation of American expansionism and internal Mexican disunion, but a geostrategic contest involving European states seeking to curtail a nascent imperial powers dominance in North America. Photos.
Format: Hardbound
Pages: 193
Publisher: Pen & Sword
Publishing status: Current
ISBN: 9781399033701
Item #: 9077367
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