Argentina from a British Point of View, and Notes on Argentine LifeNOTES ON ARGENTINE LIFE.Reading editionChapter navigation28 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…ARGENTINA FROM A BRITISH POINT OF VIEWNOTES ON ARGENTINE LIFE.PREFACE.LIST OF PHOTOGRAPHS.LIST OF DIAGRAMS.ARGENTINA FROM A BRITISH POINT OF VIEW.HISTORY OF THE SANTA FÉ LAND COMPANY, LIMITED.THE VALUE OF LAND IN ARGENTINA.REMARKS ON STORMS AND THE CLIMATE OF THE ARGENTINE.SOME EXPERIENCES OF WORKING ON ESTANCIAS.THE SOCIAL SIDE OF CAMP LIFE.CARNIVAL IN THE ARGENTINE.HORSE-RACING IN THE ARGENTINE.SUNDAYS IN CAMP.THE SERVANT PROBLEM IN ARGENTINA.POLICE OF A BYGONE DAY.A VISIT TO THE NORTHERN CHACO.WORK IN THE WOODS.CACHAPÉS, AND OTHER THINGS.MY FRIEND THE AXEMAN.DUST AND OTHER STORMS.LOCUSTS.CONSCRIPT LIFE IN THE ARGENTINE REPUBLIC.ACROSS THE BOLIVIAN ANDES IN 1901.PROGRESS OF THE PORT OF BUENOS AIRES.JUST MY LUCK!"THE TACURU.""THE TACURU." (continued 2)Previous chapter ←ARGENTINA FROM A BRITISH POINT OF VIEWNext chapter →PREFACE.All chapters and sections (28)ARGENTINA FROM A BRITISH POINT OF VIEWNOTES ON ARGENTINE LIFE.PREFACE.LIST OF PHOTOGRAPHS.LIST OF DIAGRAMS.ARGENTINA FROM A BRITISH POINT OF VIEW.HISTORY OF THE SANTA FÉ LAND COMPANY, LIMITED.THE VALUE OF LAND IN ARGENTINA.REMARKS ON STORMS AND THE CLIMATE OF THE ARGENTINE.SOME EXPERIENCES OF WORKING ON ESTANCIAS.THE SOCIAL SIDE OF CAMP LIFE.CARNIVAL IN THE ARGENTINE.HORSE-RACING IN THE ARGENTINE.SUNDAYS IN CAMP.THE SERVANT PROBLEM IN ARGENTINA.POLICE OF A BYGONE DAY.A VISIT TO THE NORTHERN CHACO.WORK IN THE WOODS.CACHAPÉS, AND OTHER THINGS.MY FRIEND THE AXEMAN.DUST AND OTHER STORMS.LOCUSTS.CONSCRIPT LIFE IN THE ARGENTINE REPUBLIC.ACROSS THE BOLIVIAN ANDES IN 1901.PROGRESS OF THE PORT OF BUENOS AIRES.JUST MY LUCK!"THE TACURU.""THE TACURU." (continued 2)With Photographs and Diagrams.EDITED BYCAMPBELL P. OGILVIE.LONDON:WERTHEIMER, LEA & CO.,CLIFTON HOUSE, WORSHIP STREET, E.C1910.DEDICATEDTo allTHE SHAREHOLDERS OF THE SANTA FÉ LAND COMPANY, LIMITED,who take a real interest in the Company.← ARGENTINA FROM A BRITISH POINT OF VIEWPREFACE. →