Carlos S A Segreti Libros

Thoughtful examination of royalist intrigues and monarchist sympathies within the Argentine revolutionary elite just after independence. Segreti makes it clear that although the republican option was that which won out in the end, this was by no means inevitable, and many sincere revolutionaries regarded monarchy as an appropriate solution to the political chaos of their

Solid study of Córdobas contribution to the development of the political order in early independent Argentina. Suggests that the province had to balance the political interests of the Littoral and Interior and in so doing forged its own particular variation of federalism –Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 58.