Ambrose Bierce and the Mexican Revolution

This chapter examines Ambrose Bierce's courageous stand against corruption in the railroad industry, illustrating his integrity through a bold public demand for reform. It further explores Bierce's motivations to leave for Mexico amidst rising political tensions and the lead-up to the Mexican Revolution, with a focus on key figures like Francisco Madero, Pancho Villa, and Emiliano Zapata. Ultimately, the chapter delves into the complex struggles for power during this tumultuous period, highlighting the ongoing violence and quest for social justice.