Documents on the Mexican Revolution
By: edited by Gene Z. Hanrahan.
Contributors: Hanrahan, Gene Z.
Publisher: Documentary Publications
Published: 1976
Place of publication: Salisbury, N.C
Language: eng
Subjects: Mexico -- History -- 1910-1946 -- Sources.; Mexico -- Relations -- United States -- Sources.; United States -- Relations -- Mexico -- Sources.
Notes: Vol. 1:"Edition limited to 200 copies;" our copy no. 28.

Includes indexes.
Table of contents: value: v. 1. The origins of the Revolution in Texas, Arizona, New Mexico and California, 1910-1911. The beginnings of the Revolutionary movement by Mexican exiles and United States governmental and popular response. 2 v.; value: v. 2. The Madero Revolution as reported in the confidential despatches of U.S. ambassador Henry Lane Wilson and the Embassy in Mexico City, June 1910 to June 1911. 2 v.; value: v. 3. The election of Madero, the rise of Emiliano Zapata and the Reyes Plot in Texas. 2 v.; value: v. 4. The murder of Madero and role played by U.S. ambassador Henry Lane Wilson.; value: v. 5. Blood below the border.  American eye-witness accounts of the Mexican revolution.; value: v. 6. 'Abajo el Gringo'  Anti-American sentiment during the Mexican revolution.; value: v. 7. Counter-revolution along the border.; value: v. 8. The rebellion of Felix Diaz.; value: v. 9. The Bad Yankee - El Peligro Yankee. American entrepreneurs and financiers in Mexico. 2 v.pppp