Notes to The Emancipation of South America — William Pilling translation
24 notes · William Pilling translation
Front matter · Note 1CHAPTER I. HISTORICAL INTRODUCTION. · Note 1CHAPTER I. HISTORICAL INTRODUCTION. · Note 2CHAPTER I. HISTORICAL INTRODUCTION. · Note 3CHAPTER I. HISTORICAL INTRODUCTION. · Note 4CHAPTER I. HISTORICAL INTRODUCTION. · Note 5CHAPTER I. HISTORICAL INTRODUCTION. · Note 6CHAPTER II. SAN MARTIN IN EUROPE AND IN AMERICA. 1778—1812. · Note 1CHAPTER III. THE LAUTARO LODGE. 1812—1813. · Note 1CHAPTER IV. SAN LORENZO. 1813—1814. · Note 1CHAPTER XVI. ARGENTINE-CHILENO ALLIANCE. 1817. · Note 1CHAPTER XVIII. MAIPO. 1818. · Note 1CHAPTER XIX. AFTER MAIPO. 1818. · Note 1CHAPTER XX. THE FIRST NAVAL CAMPAIGN ON THE PACIFIC. 1818. · Note 1CHAPTER XXII. COCHRANE—CALLAO—VALDIVIA. 1819—1820. · Note 1CHAPTER XXV. PERU. 1820. · Note 1CHAPTER XXVIII. THE FIRST CAMPAIGN IN THE HIGHLANDS. 1820—1821. · Note 1CHAPTER XXIX. THE ARMISTICE OF PUNCHAUCA. 1821. · Note 1CHAPTER XLI. THE THIRD WAR IN VENEZUELA. 1815—1817. · Note 1CHAPTER XLII. THE REORGANIZATION OF VENEZUELA. 1817—1819. · Note 1CHAPTER XLIII. BOYACA—COLUMBIA—CARABOBO. 1819—1822. · Note 1CHAPTER L. APOGEE, DECLINE, AND FALL OF BOLIVAR. 1824—1830. · Note 1CHAPTER L. APOGEE, DECLINE, AND FALL OF BOLIVAR. 1824—1830. · Note 2CHAPTER L. APOGEE, DECLINE, AND FALL OF BOLIVAR. 1824—1830. · Note 3