South American Emancipation: Documents, Historical and Explanatory, Shewing the Designs Which Have Been in Progress, and the Exertions Made by Gene
This collection of historical documents sheds light on the struggle for South American independence in the early 19th century. The documents were compiled by Francisco de Miranda, one of the key figures in the movement for emancipation, and annotated by Jos Mar a Antepara. Miranda's writings provide a fascinating glimpse into the political intrigue and military strategy that characterized the South American liberation movement.
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