Memoria de un pais en guerra: Los mil dias, 1899-1902 (review)
contributors integrate a variety of primary and secondary sources in their essays, ranging from letters, autobiographies, newspaper articles, plays, and poetry. The essays reflect a lucid writing style though certain postmodern literary terms need more clarification. Women at Sea is beneficial to historians and students interested in the sociocultural and political aspects of women’s travelogues about Latin America.