Reminiscences of the Mexican Revolution

O'Hea, Patrick

Published by Sphere, London, 1981

About this Item

The fight to overthrow the Mexican dictator Porfirio Diaz began in 1910. The author was an Anglo-Mexican farm manager at the Hacienda Santa Catalina in the Laguna region. He manged to stay neutral in the eyes of both fighting factions. These 202 pages (plus book adverts) outline the ebb and flow of the decade long conflict. LEARN more about : Avenida de Cinco de Mayo, Francisco Madero, Chata, General Munguia, cochero, Pepe Calzado, and Pancho Pistolas. UNillustrated. Cond : Paper wrapper is white with black lettering. Front cover graphic is an unattributed artist's concept of the of three mounted members of the `rebel' forces. CORNERS, edges, and spine are all sharp. Volume square. Colours bright, binding tight. No names, marks, creases, folds nor tears. Clean !! Great reference !! Quote (p. 67) : " Then before the switching crew could realise what had happened, the dynamite-loaded car began to gather momentum, and to run with gathering speed down the track to the . .". Seller Inventory # 005203

Bibliographic Details

Title: Reminiscences of the Mexican Revolution

Publisher: Sphere, London

Publication Date: 1981

Binding: Paper

Condition: Near Fine

Edition: First Thus.