The Story of Mexico

A comprehensive and readable history of a romantic and beautiful land from the days of Montezuma to the 20th century. Vividly illustrated throughout to enhance the reading experience.


Contents include: 


Introducing the Reader to Mexico 

The Highlands and Lowlands of Mexico 

Condition and Modes of Life of the People 

Rich Products of the Soil and Precious Metals in the Rocks 

Oppression of the Working People and Terrors of Peonage and Slavery 

The Mexican Capital and Other Cities 

Sporting Life in Mexico 

Education, Religion and Civilization 

Railroad and Commercial Progress: 

The Government and its Administration 

Ancient Mexico 

Cortes Conquers the Aztec Empire 

Rule of the Spanish Viceroys 

Winning of Freedom: 

Mexico's War with the United States 

The French Invasion and the Empire of Maximilian 

The Career of Porfirio Diaz 

The Iron Hand of the Liberals 

The Madero Revolution and Exile of Diaz 

President Madero and his Policy 

The Assassination of President Madero 

Huerta and the Constitutionalists 

Villa, Ex-Bandit and War Hero 

Relations Between Mexico and the United States 

Insult to the Flag of the United States 

The Nations Seek Mediation in Mexico