1951. 232p. by Guillermo A Sherwell. 

This monograph explores the life and legacy of Simón Bolívar, detailing his early life, the struggle for Venezuelan independence, and the complexities of his leadership. It examines Bolívar's interactions with various social classes, his military campaigns, and the political challenges he faced, including betrayal and slander. The work also critiques the portrayal of Bolívar in contemporary literature, emphasizing the need for a balanced understanding of his contributions and the historical context of his actions.