Death Of A Revolutionary: Che Guevara's Last Mission by Richard L. Harris **** This was the first ever book I ever read about the contraversial yet legendary and insperational leader Che Guevara. Exceptionally written in detailing the man's last mission into Bolivia in an attempt a revolution. With Che's personal diary excerpts from the time of the misson, to use of letters written to his own parents make this an interesting...
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Harris' book on Che Guevara, Death of a Revolutionary: Che Guevara's Last Mission, Updated Edition, was well thought out, with a clear defined thesis that incorporated detailed accounts from primary sources, as well as simple definitions of terms that may not be as easily understood to the ordinary reader. This book was written in a chronological frame, with heavy emphasis on the events leading up to revolution, and during...
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I've read a fair amount of about Ernesto "Che" Guevera, and this is a good addition to the books already out there. If you're looking for an introduction to Che, this isn't the book for you. Anderson's "Che Guevera" is more detailed and covers Che's entire life. If you're looking for a full biography, go with Anderson's book. If you already have a grasp for Che's life and want to look in detail at the end of his life,...
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An interesting look into the last days of Che's life and times. It is an easy read and any person could pick it up and be enveloped in the story that Che lived. Before Pablo Escobar or Bin Laden the US wanted him and Castro more than anything. This story truly gives the reader what stress and pressure Che was under trying to start a new revolution in South America. Excellent and readable. PCR, BA history
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A pretty good book on Che for people who are studing him. May be alittle complex for beginners but all in all a great book on the legend!
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