Caudillo and peasant in the Mexican Revolution 

 - Cambridge [Eng.] ;  New York :  Cambridge University Press,  1980. 
 - xi, 311 p.  
 -  38 .
<br/><br/>1. Introduction: national politics and the populist tradition D. A. Brading<br/>2. Peasant and caudillo in revolutionary Mexico 1910–17 Alan Knight<br/>3. Pancho Villa, peasant movements and agrarian reform in northern Mexico Friedrich Katz<br/>4. Rancheros of Guerrero: The Figueroa brothers and the revolution Ian Jacobs<br/>5. The relevant tradition: Sonoran leaders in the revolution Hector Aguilar Camin<br/>6. Alvaro Obregón and the agrarian movement 1912–20 Linda B. Hall<br/>7. Saturnine Cedillo: a traditional caudillo in San Luis Potosi 1890–1938 Dudley Ankerson<br/>8. Revolutionary caudillos in the 1920s: Francisco Múgica and Adalberto Tejeda Heather Fowler Salamini<br/>9. Caciquismo and the revolution: Carrillo Puerto in Yucatan Gilbert M. Joseph<br/>10. State governors and peasant mobilisation in Tlaxcala Raymond Buve<br/>11. Conclusion: peasant mobilisation and the revolution Hans Werner Yowler. 
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