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Set against the backdrop of the 1914 Mexican Revolution, the narrative presents a vivid account from journalist John 'Jack' Reed, who immerses himself in the struggles of Mexican Indians and peons under a harsh dictatorship. His experiences alongside Pancho Villa reveal the harsh realities of war and exploitation in Northern Mexico. Reed's reporting style marks a transition in war journalism following Jack London's death. This Collector's Edition also connects to his renowned work on the Russian Revolution, showcasing his significant contributions to revolutionary literature.
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