Mexican–American War
The Mexican–American War, also known in the United States as the Mexican War and in Mexico as the Intervención Estadounidense en México, was an armed conflict between the United States and Mexico from 1846 to 1848.
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George B. McClellan
Former Governor of New Jersey
George B. McClellan
Former Governor of New Jersey
Stonewall Jackson
General
George Meade
General
James Longstreet
Former United States Minister Resident to the Ottoman Empire
Joseph E. Johnston
Former United States Representative
P. G. T. Beauregard
General
Winfield Scott Hancock
American general
Ambrose Burnside
Former United States Senator
Joseph Hooker
American general
George Pickett
Officer
Richard S. Ewell
Officer
Braxton Bragg
American officer
Irvin McDowell
American officer
Stephen W. Kearny
American soldier
Robert Anderson
American singer
John F. Reynolds
Officer
John C. Pemberton
Officer
Francis Preston Blair Jr.
Former United States Senator
Edmund P. Gaines
Officer
Henry Halleck
Officer
Jubal Early
Former Virginia State Delegate
George Henry Thomas
American general
Don Carlos Buell
Officer
Edmund Kirby Smith
Senior officer
John E. Wool
Officer
Thomas C. Hindman
Former United States Representative
Sterling Price
Former Governor of Missouri
Alexander W. Reynolds
American-Confederate general
Charles Pomeroy Stone
Civil engineer
Samuel Cooper
American general
Earl Van Dorn
Military officer
William A. A. Wallace
Military personnel
Harry T. Hays
Officer
Pierce Mason Butler
American soldier
John Sedgwick
Teacher
Abner Doubleday
Officer
Benjamin Bonneville
Officer
Richard B. Garnett
Officer
James L. Kemper
Former Governor of Virginia
James W. Throckmorton
Former Governor of Texas
James B. Ricketts
Officer
Alfred Pleasonton
Officer
William J. Hardee
American-Confederate general
Abraham Van Buren
Martin Van Buren's son
John Hunt Morgan
American soldier
John B. Magruder
American-Confederate military officer
