"Britain was not secret instigator of Paraguay war" Topic

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Editor in Chief Bill	23 Nov 2021 6:30 a.m. PST
The notion that South American neighbours had a ‘fourth ally' in the 19th-century War of the Triple Alliance is a myth, author says The Guardian: link
79thPA	23 Nov 2021 7:47 a.m. PST
I'm surprised that anyone is writing about it at all.
huevans011	08 Jan 2022 7:34 a.m. PST
I wish Britain had been interested in the War of the Triple Alliance, as that would allow some off-beat "what if?" scenarios. But no. The war was just 3 regional powers policing a crazy dictator who was destabilizing the entire region. The idea that Britain gave a darn about a country of half a million peasants, one thousand miles up the Paraguay River in the middle of the South American jungle is just silly.

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