Walker's Expedition to Nicaragua

“Walker's Expedition to Nicaragua†recounts the dramatic and controversial events surrounding William Walker's military intervention in Central America during the mid-19th century. William Vincent Wells meticulously details the political landscape, military engagements, and diplomatic maneuvers that defined this tumultuous period. The book covers the Central American War, offering insight into the motivations and strategies of the key players involved.
This historical account includes extensive diplomatic correspondence, providing a comprehensive understanding of the international relations impacted by Walker's actions. Accompanied by a new and accurate map of Central America and a memoir and portrait of General Walker, this book offers readers a rich and detailed examination of a pivotal moment in Central American history.
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