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ATTACK AND COUNTERATTACK The Texas-Mexican Frontier 1842 JOSEPH MILTON NANCE 1964 Front Matter Preface Table of Contents Illustrations Maps Online by H. David Maxey - 2008 About these pages Email comments Copyright © 1964 Joseph Milton Nance Copyright renewed 1992 All rights reserved Reprinted courtesy of the University of Texas Press, Austin		Prologue  1  The Vasquez Raid  2  Texans Withdraw from San Antonio  3  The Mexican Advance along the Lower Route  4  The Withdrawal of Vasquez Texas Mobilizes  5  Texans Rally To Defend the Frontier  6  Houston Assumes the Offensive  7  Preparing the Navy for Offensive Operations  8  Recruitment in the United States  9  The Army on the Frontier 10  Texas' Mobilization Fails The Canales-Montero Raid 11  The Battle of Lipantitlán 12  The "War Bill" 13  The Frontier during the Late Summer The Woll Raid 14  The Mexicans Again Seize San Antonio 15  The Battle of Salado 16  The Dawson Fight 17  Woll's Withdrawal from Texas The Somervell & Mier Expeditions 18  Defensive Preparations and Offensive Operations 19  Assembling of an Army 20  The March to Laredo 21  The Capture and Plunder of Laredo 22  The March to Guerrero 23  The Capture of Guerrero 24  Somervell Marches Home Epilogue Appendices (muster rolls and lists)