Annexation Of The Texas

The book delves into the annexation of Texas and its implications for US-England relations, suggesting it posed a significant threat to the balance of power and risked war. Urquhart analyzes the political and economic motivations behind the annexation, emphasizing the role of slavery as a contentious issue between the two nations. This historical account offers a critical perspective on a crucial event in American history, highlighting the complex interplay of expansionism, diplomacy, and the moral dilemmas of the era.