The Pampas and Andes: A Thousand Miles' Walk Across South America
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The narrative recounts a teenage American's long mid-19th-century voyage and thousand-mile overland journey across the Río de la Plata basin and the Andes. It mixes shipboard passage and city impressions with prolonged episodes on the pampas, describing estancia life, gaucho customs, cattle work, and caravan travel, and scenes in Buenos Aires, the Tigre, and provincial towns. Natural history observations, practical hardships, local commerce, and political and social remarks are interwoven with vivid travel incidents and reflections on landscapes, climate, and rural labor.
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