Heroic Mexico: The Violent Emergence of a Modern NationMexico's revolutionary era, from 1910 to 1940, and its popular heroes, Villa, Zapata, Carranza and Madero. |
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Aguascalientes Aguirre Benavides ambassador American Angeles Antonio arms army assassination attack battle Blanco cabinet Calles campaign capital Cárdenas Carrancista Carranza Chief civilian Coahuila Colonel command constitution Constitutionalist Convention Díaz's Division Durango election enemy executed federal troops Felix Díaz fighting fire forces foreign Francisco Villa friends Gómez González Garza governor Guajardo Gustavo Gutiérrez Guzmán hacienda horses Indian José Juan Juárez killed land later leader León Maderista Madero Manuel María Maytorena ment Mexican Mexico City Michoacán military Minister Morelos Natera National Palace North ordered Orozco Pablo González party Pascual Orozco Paso peace pesos Pino Suárez Plan of Guadalupe political Porfirio Díaz prison provisional president Puebla Querétaro railroad rebellion rebels resignation Revolución Revolution revolutionary revolutionists Reyes Ricardo Flores Magón Saltillo San Luis Potosí Señor sent shot soldiers Sonora Torreón town train United Urbina Vasconcelos Venustiano Carranza Veracruz Victoriano Huerta victory Villistas Wilson Zacatecas Zapata Zapatistas