Before he wrote Ten Days That Shook the World, John Reed crossed into revolutionary Mexico as a magazine correspondent and lived among the rebels. He rode with irregular cavalry in the north, camped in bandit country, interviewed Pancho Villa and witnessed the fighting at Torreón, recording soldiers, peons and camp followers with sympathy and humour.
Classic literary reportage of 1914 that made Reed’s name, for readers of history and great journalism. Download the free EPUB.