- Title Pages
- Dedication
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
-
1 An Old and Distinguished Family -
2 A Silver-Plated Youth (1792–1815) -
3 Years of Pilgrimage, First Steps in Politics, and a Betrothal (1816–1823) -
4 The Spanish Cortes and a Final Sojourn in Paris (1821–1822) -
5 Brothers -
6 The Meanings of Anarchy -
7 Domestic Tranquility -
8 Diplomacy -
9 The Poinsett Saga -
10 Shafted -
11 Managing the Feudal Remnant -
12 An Ordered and Prosperous Republic -
13 Texas -
14 The Banco de Avío -
15 The War of the South and the Death of Guerrero -
16 The Reckoning -
17 Weaving Disaster -
18 Politics and Family -
19 Texas, Santa Anna, and War -
20 The Monarchist Plot and the US Invasion -
21 City, Congress, Wealth, Health -
22 Santa Anna Returns, Alamán Exits -
23 Getting the Historia Written -
24 What Is in the Historia de Méjico? - Epilogue
- Notes
- Bibliography
- Index
The Monarchist Plot and the US Invasion
The Monarchist Plot and the US Invasion
- Chapter:
- (p.592) 20 The Monarchist Plot and the US Invasion
- Source:
- A Life Together
- Author(s):
Eric Van Young
- Publisher:
- Yale University Press
Against the background of the disastrous war with the United States and his own earlier political stance as a conservative centralist republican, Alamán is seen founding two highly conservative Mexico City newspapers in which increasingly extreme political positions are argued in the late 1840s and early 1850s. He is involved with the Spanish ambassador in a pro-monarchical “conspiracy” to place a Bourbon prince back on the throne of Mexico, although in the end the plot did not flourish.
Keywords: Monarchism, Mexican-American War, Paredes, Santa Ann, Polk
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- Title Pages
- Dedication
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction
-
1 An Old and Distinguished Family -
2 A Silver-Plated Youth (1792–1815) -
3 Years of Pilgrimage, First Steps in Politics, and a Betrothal (1816–1823) -
4 The Spanish Cortes and a Final Sojourn in Paris (1821–1822) -
5 Brothers -
6 The Meanings of Anarchy -
7 Domestic Tranquility -
8 Diplomacy -
9 The Poinsett Saga -
10 Shafted -
11 Managing the Feudal Remnant -
12 An Ordered and Prosperous Republic -
13 Texas -
14 The Banco de Avío -
15 The War of the South and the Death of Guerrero -
16 The Reckoning -
17 Weaving Disaster -
18 Politics and Family -
19 Texas, Santa Anna, and War -
20 The Monarchist Plot and the US Invasion -
21 City, Congress, Wealth, Health -
22 Santa Anna Returns, Alamán Exits -
23 Getting the Historia Written -
24 What Is in the Historia de Méjico? - Epilogue
- Notes
- Bibliography
- Index