Letters On Paraguay

A vivid and absorbing firsthand account of life in 19th-century Paraguay, written by two brothers who lived there for four years under the controversial rule of dictator Francia. With rich descriptions of the landscape, culture, and politics of this fascinating country, John and William Parish Robertson offer a unique perspective on a little-known corner of South America.
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