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Front Matter Introduction to Mexico Highlands and Lowlands Condition of the People Products and Precious Metals Oppression of the Workers The Mexican Capital Sporting Life in Mexico Education and Religion Commercial Progress The Government Ancient Mexico Cortes Conquers the Aztecs Rule of the Spanish Viceroys Winning of Freedom War with the United States The French Invasion The Career of Porfirio Diaz The Iron Hand of the Liberals The Madero Revolution President Madero Assassination of Madero Huerta and Constitutionalists Pancho Villa, Bandit and Hero Relations with the United States Insult to the United States The American Army in Action The Nations Seek Mediation

Story of Mexico - Charles Morris



This fascinating book provides an overview of the geography and culture of Mexico, and a history of the region from the time of the Ancient Aztecs until the Mexican revolution in the early twentieth century. The book was published before all of the events related to the Mexican revolution had come to a close, but the early years of the uprising, resulting from the exile of President Diaz and the assassination of his successor Madero, are given in detail, and the heroic feats of Pancho Villa, and other heroes of the revolution are well considered.

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