Lachlan Munro brings together the writings of Robert Bontine Cunninghame Graham (1852-1936), adventurer, campaigner, satirist and wit; for the first time offering a new generation of readers the opportunity to view a selection of his political speeches and writings, which let \'Don Roberto\' speak for himself in his own voice.
It is an extraordinary voice, an heroic voice, a sometimes-shocking voice of coruscating scorn and wit, a revolutionary, angry voice, but above all, it is a modern voi.
Lachlan Munro brings together the writings of Robert Bontine Cunninghame Graham (1852-1936), adventurer, campaigner, satirist and wit; for the first time offering a new generation of readers the opportunity to view a selection of his political speeches and writings, which let \'Don Roberto\' speak for himself in his own voice
