North & South America; a Discourse Delivered Before the Rhode Island Historical Society, Dec. 27, 18

This book is a fascinating exploration of the political and social landscape of North and South America, from the perspective of an Argentine statesman. The author discusses the historical and cultural roots of the nations of the American continent, and evaluates their place in the contemporary world. The book is both informative and engaging, offering a unique perspective on a complex and diverse region.

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