Blood and Treasure: Confederate Empire in the Southwest (College Station: Texas AM University Press, 1995). This award-winning book explains the motivations behind the Confederate campaign in New Mexico and Arizona, as well as the conduct of the offensive and the causes of its catastrophic failure. An informative and entertaining prequel to Fire in the Cane Field. Distributed by Syndetic Solutions, Inc.

Preface	p. ix
1 Secession	p. 15
2 The Yankees Are Coming	p. 39
3 Behavior That Would Shame a Comanche	p. 55
4 Militia	p. 71
5 Total War	p. 81
6 Richard Taylor	p. 97
7 Plundering Armies	p. 109
8 Bonnet Carré	p. 123
9 A Confederate Army	p. 133
10 Sibley's Brigade	p. 145
11 Texas Invaded	p. 159
12 Union Offensive	p. 179
13 Georgia Landing	p. 197
14 Beast Butler	p. 217
15 Nathaniel P. Banks	p. 237
16 Armies of the Gulf	p. 249
17 Cottonclads	p. 263
18 Galveston	p. 277
19 The Turning Tide	p. 299
20 What Our Friends May Expect	p. 311
21 Two Years after Secession	p. 331
Notes	p. 341
Bibliography	p. 363
Index	p. 373

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