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The outstanding English traveler P. G. Fawcett made eight expeditions to remote, inaccessible areas of central South America at the beginning of this century. As a result of these expeditions, many rivers of Bolivia, Paraguay, and Brazil were mapped, the boundaries between these states were clarified, and territories that had long remained “blank spots” on world maps were explored.
P. G. Fawcett's book is a bright, colorful story about the wild nature of the South American tropics, about the population of these places, about the morals and orders that prevailed at that time in the countries of South America