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To: Neocon who wrote ()	10/17/1999 2:11:00 PM
From: marcos	Read Replies (1) of 3246

Emiliano Zapata - mail.utep.edu rose-hulman.edu The most important iberoamericano figure of the century. He started with 72 poorly-armed campesinos of Morelos, and changed México. The only true revolutionary, the rest were just rebels, and most betrayed him, some for ego, some for money. Millions now have land and rights they wouldn't enjoy without his example. Not a humble man, he once correctly mused that his influence would become stronger in death, as had that of Juárez, Lincoln, and Christ. John Steinbeck wrote that he did share qualities of Jeanne d'Arc and Christ. ¡Tierra y Libertad! Es mejor morir de pie que vivir una vida de rodillas. [¡Land and Liberty! Better to die on your feet than to live on your knees] Plan de Ayala - spin.com.mx hist.umn.edu [English] They laughed at the time, at the poor spelling and inept wording and wild ideas, but it came to form the basis for the Agrarian Law. The street on which he entered México [city] is still called Insurgentes. However, like Christ, he likely wouldn't agree with everything said in his name.

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