Reference Materials - Before
setting out to locate primary materials, its a good idea to acquaint
yourself with basic background information on the Mexican revolution. You want find identify major
figures, time frames, and proper names with any variation they may
have.
Encyclopedia of Mexico: history, society
& culture .
REF F 1204 .E539 1997
The Cambridge history of Latin America.
REF F 1410 .C1834 1984
Encyclopedia of Latin American history and culture.
REF F 1406 .E53 1996.
Atlas of Mexico.
REF G 1545 .A9 1975
The Oxford History of Mexico
REF F1226 .O94 2000
Primary Sources in the Sueltenfuss Library -
Primary sources can take the form of
proclamations, letters, diaries, government documents, legal codes,
photographs, political cartoons,
newspaper articles and first hand accounts (in both English and
Spanish) originally written during that time period. First hand
accounts may also be reprinted in later editions. The following items available at the Sueltenfuss
Library contain primary materials:
Border Fury: A Picture
Postcard Record of Mexico's Revolution and U.S. War Preparedness,
1910-1917.
F1234 .V2 1988
Documents on the Mexican
Revolution.
F 1234.D738 1976
Fuentes para la historia de la revolucion
mexicana. (1974) 4 Vols. Vol 1. - Planes Politicos; Vol. 2 - La
Caricature Politica; Vol 3. - La Huelga de Cananea; Vol. 4 -
Manifestos Politicos
F1234 .F88 1974 (Special Collections)
Fragments of the Mexican
Revolution: Personal Accounts from the Border.
F 1234.M378 1983
Historía Documental de México.
F 1226.M53
Plan de San Luis: documentos facsimilares.
F1234 .M17 1976 (Special Collections)
A diplomat's wife in Mexico: letters from
the American Embassy at Mexico City, covering the period between
October 8th, 1913 and April 23rd, 1914: together with an account of
the occupancy of Vera Cruz. (1916)
F1234 .O83 (Special Collections)
Mexico in peace and war: a narrative of
Mexican history and conditions from the earliest times to the present
hour, including an account of the military operations by the United
States at Vera Cruz in 1914 and the causes that led therto. (1914).
F1208 .R96 (Special Collections)
Life and Death in Milpa Alta (1972).
F 1391 .M55 J5 1972
The New York Times
Index - REF AI21 .N45 (2nd Floor)
Newspaper - 1851-1940 (offsite);
1941-present (2nd Floor)
You can also search
WebCat, the
Sueltenfuss Library's catalog using these subject headings:
Mexico - Histoty - Revolution - 1910-1920
- Sources
Mexico - History - 1910-1946 - Sources
Primary Sources on the Web -
Primary documents in electronic form:
Postcards of the Mexican
Revolution
http://www.netdotcom.com/revmexpc/
The Mexican
Revolution: Conflict in Matamoros. Photographs from the Robert Runyon
Collection
http://runyon.lib.utexas.edu/conflict.html
Border Revolution 1920-1920, text by Cindy Baxman with period
photographs from the collections of the San Diego Historical Society
http://history.sandiego.edu/gen/projects/border/page01.html
The Plan de Ayala
From Don Mabry’s Historical
Text Archive
http://historicaltextarchive.com/sections.php?op=viewarticle&artid=127
The Plan
of San Luís Potosí (Nov. 20, 1910)
http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/mod/1910potosi.html
Constitution of 1917
http://historicaltextarchive.com/mexico/1917const.html
Internet
Modern History Sourcebook
http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/mod/modsbook.html
Primary Sources in Other Libraries - More materials
are available at other area libraries for viewing and most are
available for check-out through TexShare (or CORAL for Trinity
University). Ask a librarian at the Sueltenfuss Library about
acquiring these materials.
At
San
Antonio Public Library
Fuentes para la historia de la revolucion
mexicana
ESPANOL
972.082 FUENTES
La Revolucion de Chihuahua
en las paginas del periodico "El Padre Padilla" : coleccion facsimilar,
junio-diciembre 1911.
972.16
REVOLUCION (CENTRAL)
La revolucion mexicana a
traves de sus documentos
ESPANOL 972.081 REVOLUCION
(BAZAN, CENTRAL)
Trayectoria ideologica de
la Revoluccion Mexicana, 1910-1907; [del manifesto del Partido Liberal
de 1906 a la Constitucion de 1917].
ESPANOL
972.082 SILVA HERZOG
(CENTRAL)
Documentos
historicos de la Revolucion Mexicana
ESPANOL
972.082 FABELA (CENTRAL)
At
St. Mary's University Academic Library
(Blume Library)
Cronicas y Debates de las Sesiones de
la Soberana Convención Revolucionaria. (1964)
F1234.M4 C7
Documentos Historicos de la Revolucion
Mexicana. (1960)
Contents: 1. Revolucion y regimen
constitucionalista, 2. La intervencion norteamericana en Veracruz
(1914), 4. El plan de Guadalupe, 6,7,8,9. Revolucion y regimen
Maderista, 10. Actividades politicas y revolucionarias de los hermanos
Flores Magon, 11. Precursores de la revolucion Mexicana 1906-1910,
12,& 13.Expedicion punitiva, 14,15,16,17,& 18. Revolucicion y regimen
constitucionalista, 19. Testimonios sobre los asesinatos de Don
Venustiano y Jesus Carranza, 20.(parts I & II), Las relaciones
internacionales en la revolucion y regimen constitucionalista y la
cuestion petrolera 1913-1919, 21. Emiliano Zapata el plan de Ayala y
su politica agraria, 25,26,& 27. La convencion debates de las sesiones
de la soberana convencion revolucionaria 1914-1916.
F1234 .F15
Mexico Visto en el Siglo XX. (1969)
F1234 .W5
At
Trinity University
Papers Relating to the Foreign Affairs
of the United States. United States. Dept. of State. 1870-1946
S 1.1 (in Government Documents Reference
Area)
Documentos Historicos de la Revolucion
Mexicana: Revolucion y regimen constitucionalistas.
4 Vols.
F1234 .R48 1960
Documentos históricos de la Revolución
Mexicana; expedición punitiva.
F1234 .F25 1967
La Revolución mexicana a traves de sus
documentos.
F1234 .R47 1987
Revolución y régimen maderista.
F1234 .R49 1964
Trayectoria ideológica de la Revolución
Mexicana, 1910-1917 y otros ensayos.
F1234 .S593 1973
La Convención : debates de las sesiones de
la Soberana Convención Revolucionaria, 1914-1915.
F1234 .M57 1971
Actividades políticas y revolucionarias de
los hermanos Flores Magón.
F1234.F659 A63
La caractura politica / prólogo, estudios
y notas de Manuel González Ramírez, con un proemio de Sergio Fernández.
NC1455.M4 G6
Planes politicos,
proclamas, manifiestos y otros documentos de la independencia al
Mexico moderno, 1812-1940.
F1234.F88 vol.1
Documentos de la revolución mexicana.
F1234 .D735
Y por todos habló la Revolución.
F1234 .Y15 1985
San Antonio News 1911-1984
MF 188 (microform)
At UTSA
Como México no hay dos:
porfirismo-revolución-neoporfirismo. Recopilación y arreglo del
material. (1971)
F1234 .D22
Caricatura Politica. (1955)
NC1455 .M4G6 1955
Fuentes para la historia de la revolución
mexicana. (1954)
F1234 .F88
San Antonio Express 1868-1984
AN2 .S3 E9 (microfilm)
At
San Antonio College
Plan de San Luis: se edita en ocasion de
la visita del C. Presidente de los Estados Unidos Mexicanos. (1972)
F1234 .M17 1976
At
Texas Lutheran University
Revolución y régimen constitucionalista.
(1960)
F1234 .F112c
At Southwest Texas State University
Mangon, Ricardo Flores (1977). Land and
Liberty: anarchist influences in the Mexican Revolution. F1234 .L26
Secondary Sources
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LANIC
http://www.lanic.utexas.edu/la/mexico/
Mexican Revolution:
Student-Teacher Resource Center
http://northcoast.com/~spdtom/rev4.html
General Links to Topics Dealing with the Mexican Revolution
http://www2.truman.edu/~marc/webpages/revsfall98/mexico/mex_rev.html
Don Mabry’s Historical Text Archive: Mexico
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