Emiliano Zapata: Revolution and Betrayal in Mexico.

Florencia E. Mallón · Samuel Brunk

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Introduction -- The making of a rebel -- The hacendado's revolution -- The birth of Zapatismo -- Victory, in part -- The national challenge -- Political whirlwind -- Decline and betrayal -- The road to Chinameca -- Epilogue and conclusion.

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