Chronicling Latin America's epic struggle for independence, this vivid, well-researched account follows the seven men who led South and Central America's fight for independence. Reprint.
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The tale of how seven extraordinary young men led South America to freedom. Treated with contempt by their Spanish overlords, given to dissipation and debauchery and high-sounding proclamation, they nonetheless achieved military feats unsurpassed elsewhere in history.
The late Robert Harvey was a graduate of Fuller Theological Seminary and a pastor for over forty years in Iowa, Washington state and Illinois. He was the founding pastor of Immanuel Presbyterian Church in Warrenville, Illinois, where he served until his retirement.
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Paperback. Condition: Good. Treated with contempt by their Spanish overlords, given to dissipation and grandiose proclamations, these fearless men nonetheless achieved military feats unsurpassed elsewhere in history. The aristocratic Simón Bolívar led his guerilla armies through swamp, jungle, and Andean ice to surprise his enemies and liberate most of northern South America. The inarticulate San Martín joined Bernardo O'Higgins, illegitimate son of a Spanish viceroy, to do the same in the south. These and five others waged the war for freedom against the backdrop of the Napoleonic Wars, the American Revolution, the collapse of the Spanish Empire, and the revolutionary ferment of the nineteenth century. Despite the success of their revolutions, all seven liberators died in poverty, disgrace, or oblivion. This fascinating and dramatic story takes in a vast range of martial experience, from butchery in the torrid Orinoco basin to a cavalry fought with lances 13,000 feet up in the mountains of Peru. It is one of the greatest and least-known epics of history, told here in unprecedented detail. Seller Inventory # CIN158567284XG
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Paperback. Condition: Good. Treated with contempt by their Spanish overlords, given to dissipation and grandiose proclamations, these fearless men nonetheless achieved military feats unsurpassed elsewhere in history. The aristocratic Simón Bolívar led his guerilla armies through swamp, jungle, and Andean ice to surprise his enemies and liberate most of northern South America. The inarticulate San Martín joined Bernardo O'Higgins, illegitimate son of a Spanish viceroy, to do the same in the south. These and five others waged the war for freedom against the backdrop of the Napoleonic Wars, the American Revolution, the collapse of the Spanish Empire, and the revolutionary ferment of the nineteenth century. Despite the success of their revolutions, all seven liberators died in poverty, disgrace, or oblivion. This fascinating and dramatic story takes in a vast range of martial experience, from butchery in the torrid Orinoco basin to a cavalry fought with lances 13,000 feet up in the mountains of Peru. It is one of the greatest and least-known epics of history, told here in unprecedented detail. Seller Inventory # CIN158567284XG
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Trade paperback. Trade paperback (US). Glued binding. 524 p. Illustrations. Maps. Chronology. Dramatis Personae. Bibliography. Index. From Wikipedia: "Robert Lambart Harvey (born 21 August 1953) is a British Conservative Party politician, journalist and well known historian and author. Robert Harvey has been foreign affairs leader writer for the Daily Telegraph (1987-1991) and assistant editor of The Economist (1981-1983). In the Conservative landslide of 1983 general election, he was elected to the House of Commons as MP for Clwyd South-West. He became a member of the House of Commons Foreign Affairs Committee. Robert Harvey is a prolific historian and author." Good. Highlighting/underlining. Some pencil commentary and underlining noted on Acknowledgements page. First edition. First Edition [stated]. First printing [stated]. Seller Inventory # 69502