Mexican Revolution, Volume 2

Discover the gripping narrative of the Mexican Revolution in "Mexican Revolution, Volume 2," authored by the esteemed University of Nebraska Press. Published in 1990, this compelling paperback spans 277 pages and delves into the tumultuous events following the army counter-revolution of 1913. This pivotal moment not only marked the end of Francisco Madero's liberal experiment but also ushered in the military rule of Victoriano Huerta.

This volume provides a critical interpretation of the schism that occurred in 1914-15, a division that unfolded during the revolution's peak and ultimately led to a fierce civil war between the iconic leaders, Villa and Carranza. With its insightful analysis and rich historical context, this book is an essential read for anyone interested in understanding the complexities and consequences of this significant period in Mexican history.