The General in His Labyrinth by Gabriel García Márquez

The General in His Labyrinth by Gabriel García MárquezThe General In His Labyrinth is the fictionalised account that depicts the last few months of General Simn Bolvars lifetime, who successfully helped Latin America get independence. This book follows the leader on his final journey, down the coastline of Colombia in order to reach Europe. This political novel covers the story of the liberator not at the time of his triumphs, but during his days of decline. The General In His Labyrinth shows how the

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