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(Mexico) El Monitor Republicano, "Latest News," May 4, 1846 |
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(Mexico) El Monitor Republicano, "Untitled," May 12, 1846 |
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Debate Over Increase of the Army, House of Representatives, January 9, 1847 |
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Debate Over Thanks to Gen. Taylor and Army Resolution, US Senate, February 3, 1847 |
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Abraham Lincoln, Speech in United States House of Representatives: The War with Mexico, January 12, 1848 |
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Abraham Lincoln to William Hernden, June 22, 1848 |
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David Wilmot’s Speech in the House of Representatives, Washington, DC, August 3, 1848 |
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New York Herald, “Mr. Clay's Compromise, and the Cabinet,” February 1, 1850 |
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Fayetteville (NC) Observer, “More Fillibusters [Filibusters],” January 7, 1856 |
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New York Times, “Gen. Walker’s Letter,” September 23, 1857 |
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New York Times, “The American Panic,” October 14, 1857 |
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New York Times, “The Fight in Congress,” December 18, 1857 |
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New York Times, “Highly Important from Mexico,” April 12, 1858 |
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New York Times, “The New Orleans Committee,” June 5, 1858 |
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Chicago (IL) Tribune, “Revolution in New Orleans,” June 6, 1858 |
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New York Herald, “The Hon. Joshua R. Giddings vs. the Administration and the Slave Power,” June 27, 1858 |
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New York Times, "The American Gold Fields," July 2, 1858 |
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Boston (MA) Flag of Our Union, "The Mormon War," July 3, 1858 |
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New York Times, "The Tribune on Manifest Destiny," July 10, 1858 |
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New York Times, “The Boundary Survey between Mexico and the United States,” September 27, 1858 |
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New York Times, "Important From Mexico," October 13, 1858 |
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New York Times, “The Home Squadron,” October 27, 1858 |
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New York Times, "A Recognition of President Juarez," November 5, 1858 |
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New York Times, “The President and the Filibusters,” November 23, 1858 |
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New York Times, “Who is President of Mexico?,” December 22, 1858 |
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Charleston (SC) Mercury, “Present and Future Territories,” January 7, 1859 |
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New York Herald, “The Present Congress and the Next President,” January 17, 1859 |
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New York Herald, “Another Grand Scheme of Annexation,” January 22, 1859 |
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New York Herald, “The Presidential Question,” January 29, 1859 |
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New York Times, "News By Telegraph," February 21, 1859 |
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Charleston (SC) Mercury, “The Gold Regions of the West,” February 24, 1859 |
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Charleston (SC) Mercury, “A Hand Writing on the Wall,” March 11, 1859 |
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Charleston (SC) Mercury, “Cuba at the North,” March 21, 1859 |
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San Francisco (CA) Evening Bulletin, “Filibusterism and Disunion,” April 1, 1859 |
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New York Herald, “Mr. Buchanan and the Succession,” July 24, 1859 |
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William T. Sherman to Ellen Sherman, October 29, 1859 |
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William T. Sherman to Ellen Sherman, December 12, 1859 |
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Chicago (IL) Press and Tribune, “The President’s Message,” December 28, 1859 |
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William T. Sherman to John Sherman, February 1860 |
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Boston (MA) Advertiser, “The Troubles in Texas,” March 13, 1860 |
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Wilkes' Spirit of the Times, "Spirit of the Week," March 17, 1860 |
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Chicago (IL) Press and Tribune, “At War With Mexico,” March 21, 1860 |
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Cleveland (OH) Herald, “War With Mexico,” March 23, 1860 |
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William Wilkins to James Watson Webb, March 26, 1860 |
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New York Herald, “Seward’s Opinion on the Mexican Business,” April 1, 1860 |
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Cleveland (OH) Herald, “What Lincoln Did Not Do,” May 30, 1860 |
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New York Herald, “Trouble Brewing at Vera Cruz,” August 24, 1860 |
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New York Times, “Used Up,” September 12, 1860 |
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Wiped Out |
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New York Times, “Spain as an American Power,” September 24, 1860 |
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Cleveland (OH) Herald, “There's No Secession in That,” October 13, 1860 |
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Lowell (MA) Citizen & News, “British Views of Secession,” December 14, 1860 |
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New York Times, "Secession is Anarchy," December 25, 1860 |
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Cleveland (OH) Herald, “What Does It All Mean?,” April 9, 1861 |
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Proclamation of the Allied Commissioners to the People of Mexico, Vera Cruz, January 10, 1862 |
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William Elisha Stoker to Elizabeth E. Stoker, December 21, 1862 |
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Abraham Lincoln to Nathaniel Prentice Banks, August 5, 1863 |
