The story of Mexico
a land of conquest and revolution, giving a comprehensive history of this romantic and beautiful land from the days of Montezuma and the empire of the Aztecs to the present time; including a graphic description of the Mexican country--its contrasts of great wealth and abject poverty--its magnificent resources in fields, forests and mines--its palaces and cathedrals--its development in civilization, religion, education, industry and military affairs--its present unrest and the causes--the long rule of Diaz and his fall--the Madero revolution and the tragic death of its leader--the Huerta régime and President Wilson's policy--the latest diplomatic developments and the Mexico of the future
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Publication
1914 - Universl book and Bible house, Philadelphia, Pa, Pennsylvania
Language
English
Word Count
101,000 words, Guess
Page Count
404 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL6565387M
- OCLC Control Number5590227
- OCLC Control Number1019264710
- Library of Congress Control Number14004995
Classifications
- LCCF1208 .M87
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- The story of Mexico: a land of conquest and revolution, giving a comprehensive history of this romantic and beautiful land from the days of Montezuma and the empire of the Aztecs to the present time; including a graphic description of the Mexican country--its contrasts of great wealth and abject poverty--its magnificent resources in fields, forests and mines--its palaces and cathedrals--its development in civilization, religion, education, industry and military affairs--its present unrest and the causes--the long rule of Diaz and his fall--the Madero revolution and the tragic death of its leader--the Huerta régime and President Wilson's policy--the latest diplomatic developments and the Mexico of the future
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