The Diplomatic Relations Between the United States and Mexico From 1829 to 1848

"The Diplomatic Relations Between the United States and Mexico From 1829 to 1848" offers a detailed examination of a pivotal period in the history of both nations. This meticulously researched work by August John Giss delves into the complex web of political and diplomatic interactions that shaped the relationship between the United States and Mexico during a time of significant territorial expansion and conflict. From the early years of cautious engagement to the outbreak of the Mexican-American War, the book provides a comprehensive account of the key events, figures, and policies that defined this critical era.

Giss's study sheds light on the underlying tensions and competing interests that ultimately led to war, offering valuable insights into the dynamics of international relations and the challenges of maintaining peace in a volatile environment. This book is essential reading for anyone interested in the history of US-Mexico relations, 19th-century diplomacy, or the broader context of American expansionism.

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