Hamilton's travelogue of his journey through Colombia in the early 19th century is a fascinating account of a little-known region. He describes the people, customs, and landscapes he encounters on his journey, providing a vivid snapshot of a country in the midst of political upheaval. His observations on the natural history of the region are particularly valuable, as he was an accomplished naturalist. With its lively prose and keen eye for detail, this book is an excellent resource for anyone interested in the history and culture of Colombia.

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