The Mexican Revolution
Author: Alejandro Quintana
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The Mexican Revolution by Alejandro Quintana is a brief historical account of the Mexican Revolution, highlighting its political and social dimensions. It explores the overthrow of President Porfirio Diaz, the emergence of different revolutionary factions, and the struggle for political and social reforms during the period of 1910-1940.
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