Title: well written, rare photographs
Product review: It's been several years, but I remember The Wind That Swept Mexico as one of the outstanding books I'd read from a reading list with regards to the Mexican Revolution of 1910. It is filled with excellent photograghs of many of the main players of it's time, i.e., Pancho Villa, Emiliano Zapata, Madero, to name a few. The author writes with a seemingly accurate grasp for the times, pointing out military strategy and blunders as well as impenetrable guerilla tactics. Comparisons are made between the Revolution of 1910 and W.W. II with regards to fire power and its carnage. A must for anyone with the interest
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