1916. Expose on Mexican corruption by Bulnes, civil and mining engineer, chemist and bacteriologist; Representative and Senator in the Mexican Congress for 30 years. He believed that the Mexican revolution had a threefold aspect: that of a great social drama; of a weighty international problem, and of a terrible socialistic experience for a people whose starved, infuriated, and overwrought element obtained a complete victory over the representative element in August, 1914. This book has been banned in Mexico. The book is divided into the following four parts: Some Presidential Facts Concerning Sociological Conditions in Mexico; The Truth Concerning the Origin of the Mexican Revolution and Its Developments Up to the Time of President Wilson's Intervention; The Political and Historical Indictment of President Wilson in the Mexican Case; and Mexico's Probable Condition in the Immediate Future. --This text refers to the Paperback edition.