South American Republics, Part II

South American Republics, Part II, authored by Thomas Cleland Dawson, provides a historical account of the conquest of the Pacific coast of South America, beginning with the expeditions of Pizarro and Almagro. It chronicles the impact of European colonization on indigenous populations and concludes with the United States' involvement in the region, including the construction of railroads and financial dealings with Peru. Published in the early 20th century, this work is notable for its detailed examination of the socio-economic transformations in South America during a pivotal era.