A community of interests: a social history of the British in Buenos Aires, 1860-1914
Argentina--History--19th Century
Immigrants--Argentina--History
British--Argentina--History
Argentina--Foreign Relations--Great Britain
Great Britain--Foreign Relations--Argentina
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