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  1. Front Matter
    1. Dedication
    2. Preface
    3. Foreword
    4. Table of Contents
    5. Illustrations
  2. Book I: The Formation of the American Peoples
    1. Chapter I the Conquering Race
    2. Chapter II the Colonies Oversea
    3. Chapter III the Struggle for Independence
    4. Chapter IV Military Anarchy and the Industrial Period
  3. Book II: The Caudillos and the Democracy
    1. Chapter I Venezuela: Paez, Guzman-Blanco
    2. Chapter II Peru: General Castilla—manuel Pardo—pierola
    3. Chapter III Bolivia: Santa-Cruz
    4. Chapter IV, Uruguay: Lavalleja—rivera—the New Caudillos
    5. Chapter v the Argentine: Rivadavia—quiroga—rosas
  4. Book III: The Principle of Authority in Mexico, Chili, Brazil, and Paraguay
    1. Chapter I Mexico: The Two Empires—the Dictators
    2. Chapter II Chili: A Republic of the Anglo-Saxon Type
    3. Chapter III Brazil: The Empire—the Republic
    4. Chapter IV Paraguay: Perpetual Dictatorship
  5. Book IV: Forms of Political Anarchy
    1. Chapter I Colombia
    2. Chapter II Ecuador
    3. Chapter III the Anarchy of the Tropics—central America—hayti—san Domingo
  6. Book V: Intellectual Evolution
    1. Chapter I Political Ideology
    2. Chapter II the Literature of the Young Democracies
    3. Chapter III the Evolution of Philosophy
  7. Book VI: The Latin Spirit and the German, North American, and Japanese Perils
    1. Chapter I Are the Ibero-Americans of Latin Race
    2. Chapter II the German Peril
    3. Chapter III the North American Peril
    4. Chapter IV a Political Experiment: Cuba
    5. Chapter v the Japanese Peril
  8. Book VII: Problems
    1. Chapter I the Problem of Unity
    2. Chapter II the Problem of Race
    3. Chapter III the Political Problem
    4. Chapter IV the Economic Problem
    5. Conclusion America and the Future of the Latin Peoples
  9. Back Matter
    1. Index
    2. Books in The South American Series
    3. Project Gutenberg License

CONTENTS


PREFACE

FOREWORD

BOOK I

CHAPTER I

THE CONQUERING RACE

Its psychological characteristics—Individualism and its aspects—The sentiment of equality—African fanaticism.


CHAPTER II

THE COLONIES OVERSEA

The conquerors—The conquered races—The influence of religion in the new societies—Colonial life.


CHAPTER III

THE STRUGGLE FOR INDEPENDENCE

I. Economic and political aspects of the struggles—Monarchy and the Republic—The leaders: Miranda, Belgrano, Francia, Iturbide, King Pedro I., Artigas, San Martin, Bolivar—Bolivar the Liberator: his ideas and his deeds.

II. Revolutionary ideology—Influence of Rousseau—The rights of man—The example of the United States—English ideas in the constitutional projects of Miranda and Bolivar—European action: Canning—Nationalism versus Americanism.


CHAPTER IV

MILITARY ANARCHY AND THE INDUSTRIAL PERIOD

Anarchy and dictatorship—The civil wars: their significance—Characteristics of the industrial period.



BOOK II

CHAPTER I

VENEZUELA: PAEZ—GUZMAN-BLANCO

The moral authority of Paez—The Monagas—The tyranny of Guzman-Blanco—Material progress.


CHAPTER II

PERU: GENERAL CASTILLA—MANUEL PARDO—PIEROLA

The political work of General Castilla—Domestic peace—The deposits of guano and saltpetre—Manuel Pardo, founder of the anti-military party—The last caudillo—Pierola: his reforms.


CHAPTER III

BOLIVIA: SANTA-CRUZ

Santa-Cruz and the Confederation of Peru and Bolivia—The tyrants Belzu, Molgarejo—The last caudillos: Pando, Montes.


CHAPTER IV

URUGUAY: LAVALLEJA—RIVERA—THE NEW CAUDILLOS

The factions: Reds and Whites—The leaders: Artigas, Lavalleja, Rivera—The modern period.


CHAPTER V

THE ARGENTINE: RIVADAVIA—QUIROGA—ROSAS

Anarchy in 1820—The caudillos: their part in the formation of nationality—A Girondist, Rivadavia—The despotism of Rosas—Its duration and its essential aspects.



BOOK III

CHAPTER I

MEXICO: THE TWO EMPIRES—THE DICTATORS

The Emperor Iturbide—The conflicts between Federals and Unitarians—The Reformation—The foreign Emperor—The dictatorship of Porfirio Diaz—Material progress and servitude—The Yankee influence.


CHAPTER II

CHILI: A REPUBLIC OF THE ANGLO-SAXON TYPE

Portales and the oligarchy—The ten-years' Presidency—Montt and his influence—Balmaceda the reformer.


CHAPTER III

BRAZIL: THE EMPIRE—THE REPUBLIC

The influence of the Imperial régime—A transatlantic Marcus Aurelius—Dom Pedro II.—The Federal Republic.


CHAPTER IV

PARAGUAY: PERPETUAL DICTATORSHIP

Dr. Francia—The opinion of Carlyle—The two Lopez—Tyranny and the military spirit in Paraguay.



BOOK IV

CHAPTER I

COLOMBIA

Conservatives and Radicals—General Mosquera: his influence—A statesman: Raphael Nuñez, his doctrines political.


CHAPTER II

ECUADOR

Religious conflicts—General Flores and his political labours—Garcia Moreno—The Republic of the Sacred Heart of Jesus.


CHAPTER III

THE ANARCHY OF THE TROPICS—CENTRAL AMERICA—HAYTI—SAN-DOMINGO

Tyrannies and revolutions—The action of climate and miscegenation—A republic of negroes: Hayti.



BOOK V

CHAPTER I

POLITICAL IDEOLOGY

Conservatives and Liberals — Lastarria — Bilbao — Echeverria — Montalvo — Vigil — The Revolution of 1848 and its influence in America—English ideas: Bello, Alberdi—The educationists.


CHAPTER II

THE LITERATURE OF THE YOUNG DEMOCRACIES

Spanish classicism and French romanticism—Their influence in America—Modernism—The work of Ruben Dario—The novel—The conte or short story.


CHAPTER III

THE EVOLUTION OF PHILOSOPHY

Bello—Hostos—The influence of England—Positivism—The influence of Spencer and Fouillée—-The sociologists



BOOK VI

CHAPTER I

ARE THE IBERO-AMERICANS OF LATIN RACE?

Spanish and Portuguese heredity—Latin culture—The influence of the Roman laws, of Catholicism, and of French thought—The Latin spirit in America: its qualities and defects.


CHAPTER II

THE GERMAN PERIL

German Imperialism and the Monroe doctrine—Das Deutschtum and Southern Brazil—What the Brazilians think about it.


CHAPTER III

THE NORTH AMERICAN PERIL

The policy of the United States—The Monroe doctrine: its various aspects—Greatness and decadence of the United States—The two Americas, Latin and Anglo-Saxon.


CHAPTER IV

A POLITICAL EXPERIMENT: CUBA

The work of Spain—The North-American reforms—The future.


CHAPTER V

THE JAPANESE PERIL

The ambitions of the Mikado—The Shin Nippon in Western America—Pacific invasion—Japanese and Americans.



BOOK VII

CHAPTER I

THE PROBLEM OF UNITY

The foundations of unity: religion, language, and similarity of development—Neither Europe, nor Asia, nor Africa presents this moral unity in the same degree as Latin America—The future groupings of the peoples: Central America, the Confederation of the Antilles, Greater Colombia, the Confederation of the Pacific, and the Confederation of La Plata—Political and economical aspects of these unions—The last attempts at federation in Central America—The Bolivian Congress—The A.B.C.—the union of the Argentine, Brazil, and Chili.


CHAPTER II

THE PROBLEM OF RACE

The gravity of the problem—The three races, European, Indian, and negro—Their characteristics—The mestizos and mulattos—The conditions of miscegenation according to M. Gustave Le Bon—Regression to the primitive type.


CHAPTER III

THE POLITICAL PROBLEM

The caudillos: their action—Revolutions—Divorce between written Constitutions and political life—The future parties—The bureaucracy.


CHAPTER IV

THE ECONOMIC PROBLEM

Loans—Budgets—Paper money—The formation of national capital.


CONCLUSION

AMERICA AND THE FUTURE OF THE LATIN PEOPLES

The Panama Canal and the two Americas—The future conflicts between Slavs, Germans, Anglo-Saxons, and Latins—The role of Latin America.


INDEX




ILLUSTRATIONS


HIDALGO

GABINO BARREDA

GENERAL JOSÉ ANTONIO PAEZ

GENERAL FRANCISCO DE MIRANDA (VENEZUELA)

SAN MARTIN

BOLIVAR IN 1810

BOLIVAR

GENERAL JUAN JOSÉ FLORES

ARTIGAS

GENERAL JOSÉ TADEO MONAGAS

GENERAL ANDRES SANTA CRUZ

MANUEL PARDO

DON NICOLAS DE PIEROLA

DON FRANCISCO GARCIA CALDERON

OPENING OF CONGRESS, LA PAZ, BOLIVIA

COLONEL ISMAEL MONTES

JUAN ANTONIO LAVALLEJA

RIVADAVIA

ROSAS, THE ARGENTINE TYRANT

PASEO DE LA REFORMA, CITY OF MEXICO, ON INDEPENDENCE DAY

BENITO JUAREZ

JOSÉ IVES LIMANTOUR

GENERAL PORFIRIO DIAZ

THE CATHEDRAL, SANTIAGO, CHILE

JOSÉ MANUEL BALMACEDA

GENERAL MOSQUERA

CLÉMENTE PALMA

RICARDO PALMER

RUFINO BLANCO FOMBONA (VENEZUELA)

MANUEL UGARTE (ARGENTINA)

RICARDO ROJAS (ARGENTINA)

GOMEZ CARRILLO

JOSÉ ENRIQUE RODÓ (URUGUAY)

ALCIDES ARGUEDAS (BOLIVIA)

MAP

[Transcriber's note: The above map (of South America) was omitted from this ebook, being too large (approximately 18"x24") and fragile to scan.]

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