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30 May, 20:55

What did ralph waldo emerson mean when he said "mexico will poison us"? the treaty of guadalupe hidalgo was an unfair settlement. the people of mexico will harbor ill will against the united states for many years. the conflict over slavery will get worse, not better. the outcome of the mexican war will lead to further wars with mexico. the mexican war was won unfairly?

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