In this memoir, author Charles Daniel Dance shares his experiences living and working in Venezuela for a period of four years. From descriptions of the local culture to accounts of his personal experiences, the book offers a fascinating glimpse into life in this country during the 19th century. Anyone with an interest in Venezuela or Latin American history will find this memoir to be a captivating read.

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