All of these charges, both positive and negative, have been laid at the feet of John ... Fremont’s standing with future historians. His third expedition occurred on the eve of the Mexican ...

The book’s discovery brings to light a true peacemaker and major player who wrote most of the Articles of Capitulation, which ended the Mexican ... American forces led by Lt. Col. John C ...

In 1846, as the Mexican-American War heated up, Gen. John C. Frémont seized it as a headquarters for U.S. military forces. By the 1880s, the site was in ruins. In 1919, a new church was built on ...

The City of Fremont bears the name of one of America’s more complicated figures: John C. Fremont ... the United States Army in both the Mexican-American War and the Civil War.

The following is from a presentation I gave for the Nevada State Museum tour guides when the Fremont artifacts were on display at the museum several years ago. One of my favorite characters in Nevada ...

One of my favorite characters in Nevada History is John C. Fremont, leader of the first and ... than he was at either military or political pursuits. During the Mexican-American War, Fremont led the ...

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Bordering San Benito and Monterey counties, Fremont Peak was the site where Captain John C. Fremont raised ... growing force while the Mexican leaders looked up at an American flag that Fremont ...

One of the aspects of the John ... Fremont was also a politician in the early days of California and Arizona statehood and served in the United States Army in both the Mexican-American War and ...

Worth, during the Mexican-American War.1855. Library of Congress ... The last act of Polk's predecessor, John Tyler, had been to annex the Republic of Texas in 1845. Polk wanted to lay claim ...