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'''Pancho Villa''' (1878-1923) was one of the most important generals in the [[Mexican Revolution]].  After a raid on New Mexico in 1915, President Wilson ordered a punitive expedition against Villa involving 6,000 US troops.  Although Villa eluded capture, he never again regained the influence he previously enjoyed.
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'''Pancho Villa''' (1878-1921) was one of the most important generals in the [[Mexican Revolution]].  After a raid on New Mexico in 1915, President Wilson ordered a punitive expedition against Villa involving 6,000 US troops.  Although Villa eluded capture, he never again regained the influence he previously enjoyed.
  
 
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Pancho Villa (1878-1921) was one of the most important generals in the Mexican Revolution. After a raid on New Mexico in 1915, President Wilson ordered a punitive expedition against Villa involving 6,000 US troops. Although Villa eluded capture, he never again regained the influence he previously enjoyed.

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