I'm looking for a good book about the Mexican Revolution as an overview, rather than specific biographies of say Pancho Villa or Emiliano Zapata (although those would be okay to). Anyone have any recommendations?
One book I would recommend you seek out it Photographing the Mexican Revolution by John Mraz. It provides a general history of the conflict with a focus on the images that it produced. Lots of photos of course, but doesn't skimp on the text either. It is what got me so fascinated with the Revolution, so can't recommend it enough!