Pancho Villa Books
The Collective Subject Matter of These Books Delves Into The Turbulent Times of The Mexican Revolution, Focusing on One of Its Most Colorful and Complex Figures, Pancho Villa. They Explore His Role As a Revolutionary Leader and His Impact on Mexico and Its Relations With The United States. From Biographical Accounts To Analyses of His Military Campaigns, Including The Infamous Raid on Columbus, New Mexico, and The Subsequent Punitive Expedition LED By General Pershing, These Books Offer a Diverse Look At Villa's Life and The Historical Context In Which HE Operated. This Collection is a Treasure Trove For Anyone Fascinated By Revolutionary History, Biographies of Larger-Than-Life Figures, and The Intricate Military and Political Dynamics of The Early 20th Century.
 

• "Pancho Villa: Strong Man of The Revolution" By Larry A. Harris
• "Chasing Villa" By Col. Frank Tompkins, Published By Stackpole Books
• "Villa and Zapata: a History of The Mexican Revolution" By Frank McGlynn
• "Pancho Villa" (Part of "The Importance of" Series) By Hal Marcovitz, Published By Lucent Books
• "Pancho Villa" By Paco Ignacio Taibo II
• "Pancho Villa and John Reed" By Jim Tuck
• "Pancho Villa and Black Jack Pershing: The Punitive Expedition In Mexico" By James W. Hurst, Published By Praeger
• A Promotional Poster Titled "Atención Gringo For Gold & Glory" Featuring Pancho Villa

Condition:
Good, 4 Book Have Writing

Size:
4 Paperback Books
3 Hardcover Books With Dust Jackets