Wars of the Mexican Gulf: The Breakaway Republics of Texas and Yucatan, US Mexican War, and Limits of Empire 1835-1850
A focused study of the Texas and Yucatan breakaway republics, U.S.-Mexican conflict, and the constraints of empire from 1835 to 1850.
About This Book
This book explores the political and military struggles surrounding the breakaway republics of Texas and Yucatan during the mid-nineteenth century.
It situates these events within the broader context of U.S.-Mexican relations and the challenges of empire building in North America.
The narrative covers the period from 1835 to 1850, highlighting the limits faced by both the United States and Mexico in asserting control over contested territories.
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