1878-1923

In El Paso, Texas, in 1915, fourteen-year-old Rose Solomon seeks her missing brother's return and inadvertently ends up running with Pancho Villa and his revolutionary army.

A photo-filled chronicle of the life and activities of early twentieth-century Mexican revolutionary Pancho Villa.

Chronicles the life of Pancho Villa and discusses the role he played in the Mexican Revolution and how he and his army challenged the power of the United States.

The true story behind the filming of "The life of General Villa," an early silent film that featured footage from actual battles fought by Mexican revolutionary Pancho Villa.

A brief biography of the turn-of-the-century Mexican outlaw who helped overthrow the Mexican government in the Revolution of 1910, in simple text with illustrations, describing his fight for change and his impact on history.

Chronicles the history of the Mexican revolution, focusing on the two men who shaped it, Francisco Villa and Emiliano Zapata.

Aging cavalryman Napoleon Childs leads a ragtag group of men into the Mexican desert in search of Pancho Villa in 1916, and after a brutal encounter in which most of his men are killed and he is spared only to be left for dead, Childs has time to think about what it means to choose a life of war.

Chronicles the life and discusses the legacy of the turn-of-the-century Mexican outlaw who helped overthrow the Diaz government in the Revolution of 1910. Includes sidebars, a time line, and a glossary.

A biography of Pancho Villa, discussing his early life as an outlaw, his role in the Mexican Revolution, his emergence as a national leader, his attack on the U.S., and his subsequent decline; and analyzing the nature and impact of his revolutionary movement.

Biogrpahy of Doroteo Arango, known better as Pancho Villa, a high-ranking leader of Mexican Revolution.