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Villa's Manifesto to the Mexican People, September 30, 1914 - PDF Version: 88 pages / 9 MB, English

Original titled:

Constitutionalist Army Headquarters, Division of the North

MANIFESTO to the Mexican People

Addressed by General Francisco Villa to the Nation, and Documents Justifying the Disavowal of Venustiano Carranza as First Chief of the Revolution

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