Makers of South America
Makers of South America
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His was the first large agricultural enterprise in South America, and the cultivation of crops as an Argentine industry began from that date.
Those were merry and exciting days for Rosas and his Gauchos. "Every festive occasion, every return of the young patron from a visit to town, " so the gossip ran, "was celebrated by fiestas and dances lasting two or three days, when a dozen or twenty oxen were roasted in their hides, and Rosas, of course, always won the palm in the dance and in improvisa-... tions on the guitar. " But there was plenty of hard work and hard riding done on the estate. Rosas demanded absolute obedience from his laborers, and every rule he laid down for them he was scrupulous in keeping himself. So perfectly disciplined were they that they constituted a small, invincible army, ready to repel all attacks from the dreaded Indian tribes who roamed over the pampas seeking plunder.
Even the Indians themselves fell under the spell of the young leader. One famous chief gave him the title Cacique Blanco, or White Chief, because he had so many followers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His was the first large agricultural enterprise in South America, and the cultivation of crops as an Argentine industry began from that date.
Those were merry and exciting days for Rosas and his Gauchos. "Every festive occasion, every return of the young patron from a visit to town, " so the gossip ran, "was celebrated by fiestas and dances lasting two or three days, when a dozen or twenty oxen were roasted in their hides, and Rosas, of course, always won the palm in the dance and in improvisa-... tions on the guitar. " But there was plenty of hard work and hard riding done on the estate. Rosas demanded absolute obedience from his laborers, and every rule he laid down for them he was scrupulous in keeping himself. So perfectly disciplined were they that they constituted a small, invincible army, ready to repel all attacks from the dreaded Indian tribes who roamed over the pampas seeking plunder.
Even the Indians themselves fell under the spell of the young leader. One famous chief gave him the title Cacique Blanco, or White Chief, because he had so many followers.
What to read after Makers of South America?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margarette Daniels to read onlineMoreLess
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