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Condensed History of the Mexican War and Its Glorious Results

By Daniel E. Hungerford
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A concise narrative of the U.S.-Mexico conflict that blends political context, military overview, and veterans' reminiscences. It explains the territorial dispute that precipitated hostilities, recounts border skirmishes and early engagements, and summarizes principal campaigns, sieges, and coastal operations. Enrollment lists and force compositions for volunteer and regular units are provided alongside casualty and logistical notes. Firsthand recollections and ceremonial addresses punctuate the historical outline, offering personal impressions of combat, morale, and memory. The work concludes with reflections on the war's outcomes and descriptions of key fortifications and coastal defenses encountered during the campaigns.

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Daniel E. Hungerford

Daniel E. Hungerford is an author known for his work on American military history, particularly the Mexican-American War. His notable book, "Condensed History of the Mexican War and Its Glorious Results," provides a succinct overview of the conflict and its implications for the United States. Hungerford's writing reflects a period of national expansion and the complexities of war, contributing to the understanding of this significant historical event. Through his work, he offers insights into the narratives that shaped American identity during the 19th century.

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