A Set of Six

Amid a revolutionary war, unique characters emerge from obscurity, gaining fame through their actions, both virtuous and vice-ridden. While only a few leaders are remembered in history, many fade from collective memory. General Santierra, a South American of noble descent, is one such figure whose legacy endures in print as a liberator of his continent from Spanish oppression. His story reflects the transient nature of fame and the lasting impact of historical documentation.