The Mexican Revolution

Long after its outbreak, the Revolution remains the defining moment in Mexico's modern history. Yet elements of its history continue to be debated today. Who were the winners and losers? Why was there so much internal conflict and did its heroes accomplish their goals? This title addresses these vital questions in an accessible style, aimed at students and general readers. Although this acts as an excellent general introduction to the key events of the Mexican revolution, it maintains its academic rigour throughout, making a significant contribution to academic debate.