Mexico: the Struggle for Peace and Bread

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By Frank Tannenbaum

Knopf, 1950, 293 pp

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An interpretation of the political and social history of Mexico since the end of the Diaz era, by one who knows intimately that country and its people. The volume concludes with a chapter on United States relations with Mexico.

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