An American Family in the Mexican Revolution

This memoir details the experiences of an American family caught in Revolutionary Mexico. The book contains information about the Revolution, life as a foreign national in Mexico, the silver mining industry, and social and cultural aspects of Revolutionar

Robert Woodmansee Herr was executive vice president of the Fox Paper Company of Lockland, Ohio, when he retired in 1969.

Preface	p. ix
Note About the Sources	p. xvii
Introduction	p. xix
Chronology	p. xliii
Eruption, 1910-1920
Reminiscences I	p. 3
A Mining Engineer	p. 9
Madero	p. 23
Reminiscences II	p. 36
Huerta	p. 41
Villa - Obregon	p. 72
Carranza	p. 96
Interlude	p. 119
The Mining Business	p. 127
Aftershocks, 1920-1932
Back to the Mine	p. 139
Reminiscences III	p. 152
Personae Gratae I	p. 165
Life at Cubo	p. 172
The Cubo Mine	p. 185
Personae Gratae II	p. 200
Reminiscences IV	p. 207
Continuing Revolution	p. 215
Viva Cristo Rey!	p. 225
Depression and Departure	p. 235
Reprise	p. 245
Epilogue, April 22, 1937	p. 249
Index	p. 255
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