Children of Cain
By Tina Rosenberg
By Tina Rosenberg
Category: Latin American World History
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$24.00
Oct 01, 1992 | ISBN 9780140172546
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Praise
“Rosenberg presents vivid portraits of the people ‘who made cruelty possible’ in Colombia, Argentina, Chile, El Salvador, Nicaragua, and Peru. Through them she succeeds in making the grisly and fleeting headlines from those places understandable.’
The New York Times Book Review
“There is perhaps no more succinct and authoritative account of . . . pivotal events in recent Latin American history. There is certainly no better-written and more riveting account.”
The Washington Post Book World
“Rosenberg . . . provides sharp analysis and history. . . . This is an important book. Rosenberg asks all sides for answers, ad braves real physical danger, and retains a healthy incredultiy and sense of humor.”
Newsday
“It is Rosenberg’s intelligent eye, her sense of the absurd, her unfailing courage and perseverance, and most important, her empathy and compassion that bring Children of Cain to life and start to lead North American readers down the hard path toward understanding Latin America.”
Los Angeles Times Book Review
Table Of Contents
Children of CainIntroduction
One: Quijote
Two: The Good Sailor
Three: Dialectic
Four: The Laboratory
Five: The Triumph
Six: The Pig’s Tail
Selected Bibliography
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