Zapata: The Ideology of a Peasant Revolutionary Zapata: The Ideology of a Peasant Revolutionary portrays the fight of the Mexicans' and Indians' to gain freedom, from the people who were 'superior' to them. The powerful story tells about a group of peasants who put their trust one man, Zapata, who led them into a revolution. Zapata, written by Robert P. Milon is a very confusing work. He uses many wordy details and jumps between events …showed first 75 words of 894 total…

…showed last 75 words of 894 total…introduced, but now he explains why they did not work that successfully . Robert Millon, is not a skilled writer. He did not do Zapata or his followers justice. His lack of being able to understand the concept of a time-line, and how to introduce new people showed throughout this entire work. West Civ students should not have to read his writings. They should have a better portrayal of Zapata. Bibliography Milon, Robert. Zapata. International Publishers,1969.