Walker's Expedition To Nicaragua

This fascinating history book tells the story of William Walker's 1855 expedition to Nicaragua, where he sought to overthrow the government and establish a pro-slavery state. With its detailed account of the war and its aftermath, as well as a new map of Central America and a memoir and portrait of Walker, this book provides a unique and gripping look at this controversial figure and the turbulent times in which he lived.

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