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The First Years of the Mexican Revolution

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"Mexican Troop Train Passing American Soldiers in Mexico"
“Prisoners of war at work”
U.S. naval men marching with a flag on a tree-lined boulevard with crowds looking on
"Carranza’s men marching through Street of Juárez"
"Queer effect of 3" shell from U.S.S. Chester in dislodging a Mexican siege gun that was operating from behind"
"Watching the Battle of Reynosa, Mexico, from the U.S. Custom-house, at Hidalgo Texas"
Carta describiendo los eventos de la Decena Trágica
"Soldier raising of first flag of U.S."
"Gen. Huerta Resigns and Flees from Mexico City", page 1
"General Villa and His Battery on One of His Daring Raids"
Retratos de Huerta, Carvajal, and Blanquet
"Map of Mexico North-Western Railway"
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"Refugees arriving at U.S. Custom house, Hidalgo, Texas"
"Mexican Troop Train Somewhere in Mexico—Horses in Enclosed Section of Cars and Women and Children Riding the Brakebeams"
"Latest Photograph of General Carranza of Mexico"
"General Obregon and His Bride — He Lost His Arm in a Battle with Villa"
"Girl soldier hero”
"Remains of Members of the Thirteenth Cavalry after Columbus Massacre"
"Ruined Juarez, Where Bullets Have Written History", page 1
Fotografía de una coronela y una capitana zapatistas
Fotografía de Francisco I. Madero entrando a Cuernavaca