Revolutions

2018 Mini Book Tour!

Oct 15 -- Toronto -- Ben McNally’s

Oct 16 -- NYC -- The Strand 

Oct 17 -- Nashville -- Parnassus Books

Oct 18 -- Atlanta -- The Carter Library (hosted by A Capella Books)

Come! It's fun!

 

9.09- The Tiger

In the spring of 1911, Francisco Madero unleashed the tiger. Let's see if he can control it. 

Direct Link: 9.09- The Tiger

 

 

 

9.08- The Plan of San Luis

Francisco Madero had a plan, but it didn't really work. 

Direct Link: 9.08- The Plan of San Luis

Choose Your Own Adventure Game: Can You Save The Republic?

 

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9.07- Morelos

Welcome to Morelos. I'd like to introduce you to your host, Emiliano Zapata. 

Direct Link: 9.07- Morelos

Hacia La Tormenta: https://www.planetadelibros.com/libro-hacia-la-tormenta/271150#soporte/274616

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[UPDATE: Fixed the direct link to the episode. Enjoy!]

9.06- The Presidential Succession of 1910

After Porfirio Diaz said he would welcome a democratic opposition, many foolishly took him at his word. 

Direct Link: 9.06- The Presidential Succession of 1910

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9.05- The Creelman Interview

Just as Mexico was being kicked around by an economic crisis, Porfirio Diaz dropped a political bombshell. 

Direct Link: 9.05- The Creelman Interview 

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9.04- The Porfiriato

Porfirio Diaz ruled Mexico for so long they named a whole section of Mexican history after him. 

Direct Link: 9.04- The Porfiriato

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9.03- Mexico

In the years after independence, Mexico was a bit unstable. 

Direct Link: 9.03- Mexico 

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9.02- The Cry of Dolores

In 1810, Father Hidalgo let forth the Cry of Dolores. 

Direct Link: 9.02- The Cry of Dolores

9.01- New Spain

Just by way of refresher, since I know everyone took such good notes during episode 5.1 and 5.2 

Direct Link: 9.01- New Spain

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[Update: Biffed on Bartolomé de las Casas. Called him "Bernardo de la Casta" for reasons passing understanding. Fixed now.]

8.8- The Bloody Week

The last week of May 1871 was indeed a very bloody week. 

Direct Link: 8.8- The Bloody Week

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