Mexico's Struggle Towards Democracy

Mexico's Struggle Towards Democracy (1927)
by Margaret Maude Shipman

This is the second expanded edition.

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Mexico's Struggle
Towards
Democracy

The
Mexican Revolutions
of
1857 and 1910

By

MARGARET SHIPMAN

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Mexico's Struggle
Towards
Democracy

The
Mexican Revolutions
of
1857 and 1910

By

MARGARET SHIPMAN

page

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1926 and 1927
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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction 5
Mexican Revolution of 1857, The Ayutla Revolution:
1. Basic Cause of the Revolution 7
2. Immediate Causes 8
3. Groups Taking Part in the Revolution 9
4. Phases of the Revolution 12
5. Results of the Revolution 19
6. Reasons for Success and Failure 23
Mexican Revolution of 1910:
1. The Four Revolutionary Centers 26
2. Basic Causes of the Revolution 29
3. Immediate Causes 33
4. Groups Taking Part in the Revolution 37
5. Phases of the Revolution 41
6. Huerta—The Counter-Revolution 43
7. Struggle Between Revolutionary Factions 45
8. Role of Organized Labor 48
9. Carranza's Regime 50
10. Obregon's Administration 54
11. Results of the Revolution 57
12. Factors Making for Success and Failure 62
Summary 65
Bibliography 67
Index 71

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