The Independence of he South American Republics

First published in 1903, this study examines the complicated history of American foreign policy towards the newly independent republics of South America. Frederic Logan Paxson offers a nuanced analysis of the changing political and economic landscape of the region, and the competing interests of the United States, European powers, and other actors.

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