@article{869652,
      note = {Mistakenly attributed by Cushing and Sabin to H.M.  Brackenridge. Possibly written by Baptis Irvine, Theodorick  Bland, or John Stuart Skinner; see Wayne D. Rasmussen,  "Diplomats and plant collectors: The South American  Commission, 1817-1818" in Agriculture and rural connections  in the Pacific, 1500-1900, James Gerber and Lei Guang, eds.  (2006), p. 60 (footnote 77); and Laura Bornholdt, Baltimore  and early Pan-Americanism (1949), p. 105, 140.},
      author = {Irvine, Baptis, and Bland, Theodorick, and Skinner, John  S.},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/869652},
      title = {Strictures on a voyage to South America, as indited by the  "secretary to the [late] mission" to La Plata : including  observations on the capability of the Spanish Americans for  civil liberty--on the principal events (civil and  military,) of the revolution in Buenos Ayres, Chili, the  Oriental Banda, etc. : and on the importance of friendly  relations, political and commercial, with the independent  states of South America : in a series of letters, addressed  to a gentlemen of distinction at Washington /},
      recid = {869652},
      pages = {1 online resource (108 pages).},
}