Federico Cervantes manuscript, 1915 and 1930.

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Federico Cervantes manuscript, 1915 and 1930.

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The 19-page typewritten manuscript is a carbon copy, signed and dated (1930) by the author of his work "Asalto y toma de Zacatecas" published in Mexico in 1915. The parts of the manuscript are: Antecedentes, Chihuahua, Torreon, Telegrama, Descripción, Preliminaries, La Batalla, Segunda Fase, Desenlace, Resultado, Fácil Empresa, Pacto, and Conferencias.

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Rio Grande Historical Collections

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