In Pursuit of Pancho Villa From: The Washington Post | Date: March 6, 1994| Author: Robert E. Quirk | Copyright 1994 The Washington Post. This material is published under license from the Washington Post.  All inquiries regarding rights should be directed to the Washington Post.Copyright information

INTERVENTION!

The United States and

The Mexican Revolution

1913-1917

By John S.D. Eisenhower

Norton. 393 pp. $27.50

SINCE HIS retirement as a brigadier general, John Eisenhower has successfully launched a new career as a historian, focusing on U. S. military operations. He brings to each work a thorough comprehension of overall strategy and tactics.

In an earlier book, So Far From God, he dealt with the first American military intrusion ...

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