The Mexican-American War experiences of twelve Civil War generals / edited by Timothy D. Johnson.

Lofty Expectations: Don Carlos Buell's Mexican-American War Education / Stephen D. Engle
Playing Games: Joseph Hooker and the Politics of Command / Ethan S. Rafuse
A Stepping Stone to Some Future and Greater War: George B. McClellan's Mexican War Apprenticeship / Thomas W. Cutrer
Nineteen Months in Mexico: George Gordon Meade Develops His Philosophy of War, 1845-1847 / Jennifer M. Murray
When a Little Slow Mattered Most: George H. Thomas in Mexico / Brian Steel Wills
Learning from the Best and Worst of Winfield Scott's Example: Robert E. Lee in the Mexican-American War / Joseph T. Glatthaar
The Quest for Recognition and Glory: P. G. T. Beauregard in Mexico / Sean Michael Chick
Sour Grapes: Braxton Bragg and the Lessons of the War with Mexico / Cecily N. Zander
The Training of Lee's Future Lieutenant: Thomas J. Jackson's Mexican War / Christian B. Keller
My Fair Fame as a Soldier and a Man: Joseph E. Johnston in the Mexican-American War / Craig L. Symonds
Making the Assault with the Determination to Succeed: James Longstreet's Attack on Fort Sanders / Alexander Mendoza.