The Presidential Succession of 1910

A book of great importance in Mexican history, this political document renewed national activity in the art of governance, revolving around sincere elections. This is Francisco Madero's platform, encouraging his fellow Mexicans to participate in the setting up of a more vibrant government. He became famous for his doctrine of 'no reelection' as he climbed his way to the presidential office. Rhett Vorster found Madero's book in the form of a college thesis translated from Spanish into English by his aunt Charlotte McAdams.
Her university did not publish it, so with the history department's permission, he decided to make it known to the world. (The footnotes of the original text appear at the end of this ebook.)