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CONTENTS

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Preface ix
Prologue 3
1.  The Vasquez Raid 9
2.  The Withdrawal of Texan Military Forces from San Antonio 32
3.  The Mexican Advance along the Lower Route 39
4.  The Withdrawal of Vasquez 47
5.  Texans Rally To Defend the Frontier 55
6.  Houston Assumes the Offensive To Appease Texans 104
7.  Preparing the Navy for Offensive Operations 117
8.  Recruitment of Men and Supplies from the United States 133
9.  The Army on the Frontier 165
10.  The Failure of the Republic's Efforts To Fit Out an Invading Army 211
11.  The Battle of Lipantitlán 229
12.  The "War Bill" 255
13.  Conditions on the Texas-Mexican Frontier during the Late Summer, 1842 280
14.  The Mexicans Again Seize San Antonio 297
15.  The Battle of Salado 335
16.  The Dawson Fight   364

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ATTACK AND COUNTERATTACK: The Texas-Mexican Frontier, 1842
Joseph Milton Nance, 1964