The War with Mexico, Volume 2 (of 2)

· 1930

For this version of the text, italics are denoted with _underscore_ characters, and bold text with =equal= signs. The ligature for 'oe' is separated into its two letters, e.g., 'manoeuvre'. There are three types of notes in the text. The lettered notes (originally asterisks) were printed as standard footnotes on each page. References to these notes now appear in brackets as [A], [B] and so on. The notes themselves have been moved to directly follow the paragraph within which they are referenced. Occasionally, an asterisk is used for some other purpose, usually preceding rather than following a word or phrase, and remain asterisks.…

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