Chilean Edition. (First Edition) April 1956, Printing Error CHAPTER III. Very little work. 212 pages, book worn but in good condition, front cover worn as well as its spine, probably the only copy in Chile.

Force is the right of beasts is a book written by former Argentine President Juan Domingo Perón during his exile, dedicated to analyzing both his own government and that of the revolution that had overthrown him. The title is taken from a phrase by the Roman philosopher Marcus Tullius Cicero. He had started writing it in Asunción del Paraguay, his first destination of exile, and apparently he finished it in Panama? where he arrived at the end of 1955.