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Special Bibliography Number 120

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United States-Mexican War

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Bibliography

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FOREWORD

This entry indicates books and periodical article citations written about theU.S.-Mexican War, 1845-8. Part three presents a list of Regular Army andNational Guard combat units which are authorized U.S. Army flag streamers. Yearsof specific citation are indicated if identified in the lineage sources.

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ALCARAZ, Ram6n. The Other Side: Or Notes for the History of the War BetweenMexico and the United States, NY, NY: J. Wiley, c. 1850.

ANDERSON, Robert. An Artillery Officer in the Mexican War, 1846-7..., NY, NY:G.P. Putnam's Sons, c. 1911.

ARNOLD, A.V. A Tactical Study of Field Artillery in the Mexican War, Thesis,Ft. Sill, OK: US. Field Artillery Scho6l, 1927-8.

AZTEC CLUB of 1847. Constitution of the Aztec Club of 1847, (Military Society ofthe Mexican War), London, ENG: Habury, Tomsett & Co., c. 1928. %

BALLENTINE, George. Autobiography of an English Soldier in the United StatesArmy, NY, NY: Stringer & Townsend, c. 1853.

BARBOUR, Philip N. Journals of the Late Brevet Major Philip Norbourne Barbour..,NY, NY: G.P Putnam's, c. 1936.

BARTON, Henry W. Texas Volunteers in the Mexican War, Waco, TX: Texian Press,c. 1970.

BAUER, Karl J. The Mexican War, 1846-1848, NY, NY: MacMillan, c. 1974.

• Surfboats and Horse Marines; U.S. Naval Operations in the MexicanWar, 1846-48, Annapolis, MD: U.S. Naval Institute Press, c. 1969.

BERGE, Dennis E. Considerations on the Politician and Social Situation of theMexican Republic, El Paso, TX: Univ. of Texas at El Paso, c. 1975.

BILL, Alfred H. Rehearsal for Conflict; the War with Mexico, 1846-1848, NY, NY:Knopf, c. 1947.

BRADY, Cyrus T. The Conquest of the Southwest; the Story of a Great Spoliation,NY, NY: Appleton and Company, c. 1905. .-.

BROOKS, Nathan C. A Complete History of the Mexican War, Its Causes, Conduct,

and Consequences, Chicago, IL: Rio Grande Press, c. 1965.

CHAMBERLAIN, Samuel E. My Confession, NY, NY: Harper, c. 1956.

CHIDSEY, Donald B. The War with Mexico, NY, NY: Crown Publishers, c. 1968.

CONNOR, Seymour V. North America Divided; the -exican War, 1846-1848, NY, NY:Oxford University Press, c. 1971.

COOKE, Phillip St. George. The Conquest of New Mexico and California in1846-1848, Chicago, IL: Rio Grande Press, c. 196.

_ Exploring Southwestern Trails, 1846-1854, Glendale, CA: Arthur H.Clarke Co., c. 1938.

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CUTLER, Wayne. Essays on the Mexican War, College Station, TX: Univ. of Texasat Arlington, Texas A&M Univ. Press, c. 1986.

DeVOTO, Bernard A. The Year of Decision, 1846, Boston, MA: Little, Brown,c. 1943.

DILLON, Lester R. American Artillery in the Mexican War, 1846-1847, Thesis,Denton, TX: N. Texas State Univ., 1969.

DuFOUR, Charles L. The Mexican War; A Compact History, 1846-1848, NY, NY:Hawthorn Books, c. 1968.

FROST. -'-iel M, The Memoirs of D.M. Frost, Manuscript, St. Louis, MO: MissouriHistoriual Society, Nd.

GADDY, Jerry J. Texas in Revolt, Fort Collins, CO: Old Army Press, c. 1973.

GALBRAITH, N. F. The Firing Battery in the Mexican War, Thesis, Fort Sill, OK:U.S. Field Artillery School, 1927-8.

GIBSON, George R. Journal of a Soldier Under Kearny and Doniphan, 1846-1847, ,1

Glendale, CA: Arthur H. Clark Co., c. 1935.

GOLDER, Frank A. The March of the Mormon Battalion from Council Bluffs toCalifornia ... NY, NY: Century Co., c. 1928.

GRANT, Ulysses S. Personal Memoirs of U.S. Grant, NY, NY: C.L. Webster & Co.,c. 1885-86. S

HAFERKORN, Henry E. The War with Mexico, 1846-1848; a Select Bibliography...,Washington Barracks, DC: SN, 1914.

HENRY, Robert S. The Story of the Mexican War, Indianapolis, IN:Bobbs-Merrill, c. 1950. -

Indiana Battle Flags and a Record of Indiana Organizations in the Mexican,Civil, and Spanish-American Wars, Indianapolis, IN: Indiana Battle FlagCommission, c. 1929.

JOHANNSEN, Robert W. To the Halls of the Montezumas: The Mexican War in theAmerican Imagination, NY, NY: Oxford Univ. Press, c. 1985

JOHNSTON, Abraham R. Marchin5 with the Army of the West, 1846-1848, Glendale,CA: Arthur H. Clark Co., c. 1936.

KATCHER, Philip R.N. The Mexican-American War, 1846-1848, London, ENG: Osprey -Publ. Ltd., c. 1976.

KEARNY, Thomas. General Philip Kearnv, Battle Soldier of Fivp Wars, Includino 0.the Conauest of the West, NY, NY: G.P. Putnam's Sons, c. 1937. ,N ,

LADD. Horatio 0. History of the War with Mexico, NY, NY: Dodd, Mead & Co.,c. 1SF,3.

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LAVENDER, David S. Climax at Buena Vista; The American Campaigns in Northeastern Ni 01,N

Mexico, 1846-d7, Philadelphia, PA: Lippincott, c. 1966.

LIVERMORE, Abiel A. The War with Mexico Reviewed, Boston, MA: Crosby &Nicholas, c. 1850.

McCLELLAN, George G. The Mexican War Diary of George B. McClellan, Princeton,NJ: the University, c. 1917.

McSHERRY, Richard. El Puchero; or, A Mixed Dish from Mexico, Embracing GeneralScott's Campaign•... PhiTladelFphia, PA: Lippincott, Grambo & Co., c. 1850. %

MANSFIELD, Edward D. The Mexican War: A History of its Origin..., NY, NY: A.S.Barnes & Co., c. 1848W

MEADE, George G. The Life and Letters of George Gordon Meade, NY, NY:Scribner's Sons, c. 1913.: ..

Messages of the President of the United States ... on the Subject of the Mexican v.

War, Washington: Wendell and Van Benthuysen Printers, c. 1848.

"Mexican History (1845-1848)," Folder, SL:SN, Nd.

MONTGOMERY, Henry. The Life of Major General Zachary Taylor, Philadelphia, PA:Porter & Coates, c. 1847(?).

NICHOLS, Edward J. Zach Taylor's Little Army, Garden City, NY: Doubleday, c. -;

1963.

Official List of Officers Who Marched with the Army Under the Command ofMajor General Winfield Scott...and Who Were Engaged in the Battles of Mexico, ,v.Mexico: American Star- Print, c. 1848.

PALMER, Dave R. Early American Wars and Military Institutions, Wayne, NJ: AveryPubl. Group, c. 1986.

POLK, James K. The Diary of James K. Polk During His Presidency, 1845 to1849..., Chicago, L: A. C. McClurg & Co., c. 1910.

•___ 95Polk; The Diary of a President, 1845-1849..., NY, NY: Longmans,Green, c. 1952.

PRICE, Glenn W. Origins of the War with Mexico; The Polk-Stockton Intrigue,Austin, TX: Univ. of Texas Press, c. 1967.

RAPPAPORT, Armin. The War with Mexico: Why Did It Happen, Chicago, IL:Rand McNally, c. i964. %'- %

REID, Samuel C. The Scouting Expeditions of McCulloch's Texas Ranoers; Or, U',"

The Summer and Fall CamDaian of the Army of the United States in Mexico, 1846,Freeport, NY- Books for Libraries, R. "1970.

. RIPLEY, Roswell S. The War with Mexico, NY, NY: Harper, c. 1849. .--

RTVES, George L. The United States and Mexico, 1821-184P; A History of the ..Relations., NY, NY: Scribner's Sons, c. 1913

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ROBINSON, Fayette. An Account of the Organization of the Army of the United NStates; With Biographies of Distinguished Officers of All Grades, Philadelphia, % 0PA: E. H. Butler & Co., c. 1848. ,S

SCOTT, Winfield. Memoirs of Lieutenant-General Scott, NY, NY: Sheldon & Co.,c. 1864.

SEMMES, Raphael. The Campaign of General Scott, in the Valley of Mexico,Cincinnati, OH: Moore & Anderson, c. 1852.

The Sion of the Eagle; A View of Mexico, 1830 to 1855, Sdn Diego, CA: Union-Tiute Pub]. Co., c. 1970.

SMITH, E. Kirby. To Mexico with Scott, Letters of Captain E. Kirby Smith to his ,eWife, Cambridge, MA: Harvard Univ. Press, c. 1917. SSMITH, George W. Chronicles of the Gringos: The U.S. Army in the Mexican War, VV-1846-1848..., Albuquerque, NM: Univ. of NM Press, c. 1968.

SMITH, Gustavus W. Company "A," Corps of Enqineers, U.S.A., 1846-48, in theMexican War, NP: Battalion Press, c. 1896.

SMITH, Justin H. The War with Mexico, NY, NY: MacMillan Company, c. 1919. ....

SNOKE, Elizabeth R. The Mexican War; A Military History Research CollectionBibliography, Carlisle Barracks, PA: MHI, 1973.

STEPHENSON, Nathaniel W. Texas and the Mexican War; A Chronicle of the Winningof the Southwest, New Haven, CT: Yale Univ. Press, c. 1921.

STEVENS, Hazard. The Life of Isaac Ingalls Stevens, Boston, MA: Houghton,Mifflin and Co., c. 1900. % %

TENNERY, Thomas D. The Mexican War Diary of..., Norman, OK: Univ. of OK Press, . i

c. 1970.

TUTOROW, Norman E. The Mexican-American War: An Annotated Bibliography,Westport, CT: Westview, c. 1981.

TYLER, Daniel. A Concise History of the Mormon Battalion in the Mexican War, I .1846-1847, Chicago, IL: Rio Grande Press, c. 1964.

WEBSTER, Lucien B. Colonel Lucien B. Webster Collection, fort Sill, OK: U.S.Army Field Artillery Center Museum, 1977.,

WILCOX, Cadmus M. History of the Mexican War, Wash., D.C.: Church News Publ.Co., c. 1892. % "- "

WYNN, Dennis J. The San Patricios and the United States-Mexican War of1846-1848, Thesis, Ann Armor, MI: UMI, c. 1985.

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Part II. PERIODICAL ARTICLES %

BALBOTIN, Manuel. "The Battle of Angostura," Cavalry Journal, 7:125-54, Mar-Dec, ,1984.18 4 1"The Siege of Monterey," Journal Military Services Institution,

NT35WF1887.

BARNETT, William W., Jr. "Shelby's Expedition to Mexico," Field ArtilleryJournal, 39:121-2, May-Jun, 1949.

BAUER, K. J. "The Vera Cruz Expedition of 1847," Military Affairs, 20:162-9,Fall, 1956.

BEALE, Edward F. "The Last Pathfinder," U.S. Naval Institute Proceedings.92:76-83, Feb, 1966.

BELL, William G. "Petrita's Command Reconnaissance," Army, 11:67-71, Feb, 1961.

CONNELLEY, William E. "The War with Mexico, 1846-1847," Review, Military Review, . ...

10:48-9, Sep, 1930.

CRIMMINS, Martin L. "First Stages of the Mexican War," Army Ordnance, 15:222-5,Jan-Feb, 1935.

DOWNEY, Fairfax. "The Flying Batteries," Army, 1:7:66-72, Nov, 1956; 11:7:60-4,Jan, 1957. - -

"Old Rough and Ready," Infantry Journal, 47:24-30, Jan, 1940. -

DUNCAN, James. "The Artillery in the Mexican War," Coast Artillery Journal, ..

29:313-6, May, 1908; 30:75-84, Jul, 1908. ".

ELLICOTT, J. M. "Comedy and Tragedy in Our Occupation of California,"U.S. Marine Corps Gazette 35:49-53, Mar, 1951.

"The Far Southwest, 1846-1912: A Territorial History," Chronicles of Oklahoma, .. N :.

44:342, Autumn, 1966.• ~~. .- ,', '

FEDERMAN, S. "Battalion of the Damned," Army, 29-41-6, Jul, 1979. -

FISHER, Georae J. B. "Buena Vista-A Wkstern Thermopylae," Coast ArtilleryJournal, 72:141-50, Jan-Jun, 1930.

GAPP, Frank W. "The Capture of Montprey in 1942," U.S. Naval InstituteProceedings, 105:46-54, Mar, 1979.

GINSBURGH, Abrahma R. "O'Briens's Bulldogs," Field Artillery Journal, 27:182-7,May-Jun, 1937.

GOODMAN, Melvin. "The Undeclared Mexican War," Field Artillery Journal,38:222-3, Sep-Oct. 1948. •

"h H* ,"The Halls of Montezuma," U.S. Marine Corps Gazette, 49:29, Nov, 1965. ., % %-..

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HANDLEMAN, William S. "How Wars End," Armed Forces Journal, 110:28-9, Jan, 1973.

"History of the Mexican War," Journal Military Service Institution, 14:198-200,Jan 1893. 0

HOPKINS, G. T. "The San Patricio Battalion in the Mexican War," Cavalry Journal,24:279-84, 1913-4. %e%

HOUCK, Howard W. "The Vera Cruz Story," U.S. Marine Coros Gazette, 5344-5, '

Nov, 1969. _

HOUSTON, Donald E. "The Role of Artillery in the Mexican War," Journal of theWest, 11:273-84, 1972. , "

HUSSEY, John A. "Commander John B. Montgomery and the Bear Flag Revolt," .. LU.S. Naval Institute Proceedings, 65:973-80, Jul, 1939. 0

JARVIS, Nathan S. "An Army Surgeon's Notes on Frontier Service, 1833-48,"Journal Military Service Institution, 39:131-5, 275-86, 451-60, 1906; 40:269-77, -. ',.

435-52, 1906; 41:90-105, 1907. "

KEARFUL, Jerome. "Cross a River and Gain an Empire," Field Artillery Journal, .39:135, May-Jun, 1949.

"Doniphan's Artillery," Field Artillery Journal, 40:70-I, Mar, 1950.

LANE, William B. "The Cavalry in Mexico," Cavalry Journal, 3:225-8, 1890.

"The United States Cavalry in the Mexican War," Cavalry Journal,3:388-408, 1890.

LOFGREN, Charles A. "Force and Diplomacy, 1846-1848," Military Affairs,31:57-64, Summer, 1967. m 'V

McCLELLAN, Edwin N. "The Conquest of California," U.S. Marine Corps Gazette,8:177-211, Sep, 1923. .

MAGUIRE, T. Miller. "The United States Versus Mexico," Journal of the RoyalUnited Service Institution, 58:605-10, 764-70, Jan-Jun, 1914. '.

MAHONEY, Tom. "American Soldiers fought the U.S. Army," Real Adventure Magazine,Nd.

"The Mexican War: A Study in Causation," Pacific Historical Review, 49:405-26, ?

1980.

"The Mexican War, 1815-48," Army Information Digest, 18:10-1, Sep, 1963.

POLK, John F. "Vera Cruz, 1847: A lesson in Command," U.S. Marine Corps wGazette, 63-61-6, Sep, 1979.

REES, David. "Texas, Buena Vista, and the Mexican War," Journal of the Royal •United Service Institution, 105:525-9, Nov, 1960.

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REILLY, James. "An Artilleryman's Story," Journal Military Service Institution, S33:438-46, 1903.

REMINGTON, Jessie A. "Mexican War, 1847," Military Enqineers, 52:7,Jan-Feb, 1960.

ROBERTS, Thomas D. "Resaca de la Plama, A Traditional Episode in the History ofthe Second Cavalry," Military Affairs, 1:101-7, Spring, 1937.

ROBINSON, William M. "The Engineer Soldiers in the Mexican War," MilitaryEngineer, 24:1-8, 1932.

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SCAMMON, E. Parker. "A Chapter of the Mexican War," Magazine of AmericanHistory, 14:562-76, Dec, 1885.

"Scott and Harwey-An Official Episode of the Mexican War," Armor, 9:316-27, Dec,1896.

SIMMONS, Edwin H. "The Secret Mission of Archibald Gillespie," U.S. Marine Corps %Gazette, 52:60-7, Nov, 1968.

SMITH, George. "The Gunners of San Patricio," Real Adventure Magazine, Nd.

SMITH, Gustavus W. "Company "A" Engineers in Mexico, 1846-7," Military Engineer,56:336-40, Seo-Oct, 1964.

SMITH, Justin H. "American Rule in Mexico," American Historical Review,23:287-302, Jan, 1918.

SPENCER, Ivor. "Overseas War--In 1846," Military Affairs, 9:306-13, Winter, ,1945.

STEGMAIER, Robert M. "Bragg - Valiant Artilleryman," Field Artillery Journal,47:55-7, Nov-Dec, 1979.

I•8 '"John Paul Jones O'Brien," Field Artillery Journal, 46:47-9,May-Jun, 1978.

"Samuel Ringgold and the 'Flying Batteries'," Field ArtilleryJournal, 47:57-9, Jul-Aug, 1979.

Jul_-Aug;_ 8"Through Smoke or Distant Fires," Field Artillery Journal, 52:35-41,

"Winning the West," Field Artillery Journal, 45:51-3, Jan-Feb, 1977.

SUFFRIN, Mark. "Traitor Battalion of the Damned," Real Adventure Magazine, Nd.

SWAN, Guy C. "Scott's Engineers," Military Review, 63:61-9, Mar, 1983.

SWEENY, Thomas W. "Narrative of Army Service in the Mexican War and on the .Plains, 1846-1853," Jourral Military Service Institution, 42:127-37, 1908.

TAYLOR, John M. "LT. Grant and the Missing Money," Army, 32:67-8, Feb, 1982.

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TRUSSELL, John B. B. "Guns Before Chapultepec," Field Artillery Journal, V39:108-10, May, 1949.

"The United States Cavalry in the Mexican War," Cavalry Journal, 3:388-408,Mar-Dec, 1890.

VAN DEUSEN, George W. "Our Artillery in the Mexican War," Journal MilitaryService Institution, 17:87-96, 1895.

WALLACE, Edward S. "The Battalion of Saint Patrick in the Mexican War," MilitaryAffairs, 14:84-91, Summer, 1950.

"Destiny and Glory," Review, Army, Navy, Air Force Journal, 78:16,Jan 19, 57.

"The U.S. Army in Mexico City," Military Affairs, 13:158-66,Fall, 99

..TT7TN"With the U.S. Marines in Mexico," U.S. Marine Corps Gazette, 1:246-52,Sep, 1916.

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Buena Vista 3*. 1,2,123. 130,149,151,152,155,166,293.

Cerro Gordo 1*,2*,3, 2,3. 2-4,6-8,130. -4*, 62*.

Chapultepec 1*,2*,3, 2,3. 2-8,118.4*,62*

Chihuahua 1848-1. 138.

Churubusco 1*,2*,3, 2,3. 1-8,118.62*.

Coahuila - 1846-1.

Contreras l*,2*,3, 2,3. 2,3,7,118.4*,62*. .-

Mexican War 167,176,425.

Mexico 1847-1*.

Molino del Rey 2*,3,62*. 2,1/3. 2,4-8.

Monterey 1,2*,3*,4*. 2. 1,3-5,7,8,155.

New Mexico 1846-1. 1847-1.1847-1.

Nuevo Leon 2. -- j-,.

Palo Alto 1,2*,3*,4*. 2. 3-5,8.

Puebla 1847-2*,3, - 4.62*.

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Resaca de la Palma 1,2*,3*,4*. 2. 3-5,8.

Tamaulipas 1846-1*,2*,4*. 1846-2. -P

Texas 1846-2. 1846-7.

Tlaxcala - 1847-4.

Vera Cruz 1*,2*,3,4*, 2,3. 1-8,118,130.62*.

Vera Cruz, 1847 1*,3*. 2,3.

MEXICAN WAR TOTALS

14 17 16 0

MEXICAN EXPEDITION, 1916-17

4,6*,7*. 5-7,10,11,13. 6,16,17.

MEXICAN EXPEDITION TOTALS

3 6 3

GRAND TOTAL, ALL STREAMERS27 122 76 .k

Sources: Infantry, The Army Lineage Book, Volume II, Washington, DC: USGPO, 1953.

McKenney, Janice E. Air Defense Artillery, Army Lineage Series,

Center of Military History, Washington, DC: US Army, 1985.

Field Artillery, Regular Army and Army Reserve, ArmyTineage Series, Center of Military history, Washington, DC:US Army, 1985.

Stubbs, Mary Lee, and Stanley Russel Connor. Army Cavalry,Part I: Regular Army and Army Reserve, Part I Army -National Guard, Office of Chief of Military History,Washington, DC: U Army, 1969 & 1972.

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MEXICAN WAR, 1846-48

Buena Vista 149 (Kentucky)155 (IS

Cerro Gordo 109 (Pa) 213 (CA (Pa) (AA)176 (Pa) (as 4 Inf)

Chapul tepec 118 (South Car) .

Churubusco 118 (South Car)

Contreras -118 (South Car)

Monterey 138 (Ky) 155 (Miss)(as 1 KyFoot Vols)

Puebla, 1847 176 (Pa) 213 CA (Pa) (AA)(as 4 Inf)

Vera Cruz 109 (Pa) 118 (South Car,(2 Co's) 213 CA (Pa) (AA)%176 (Pa) (as 4 Inf)

MEXICAN WAR TOTALS

Grand Total, All Streamers...

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