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A Review of “Galla Placidia: The Last Roman Empress”

of the principal figures at the beginning of the book and with well-written chapter conclusions that provide succinct analysis of the key points. Deutsch also follows the stories to their ultimate conclusion, as late as the turn of the twentyfirst century in some cases, thus effectively linking the past with the present. Deutsch’s valuable contribution to the scholarship on immigration is of great interest to any scholar of immigration, gender studies, or political activism. Furthermore, her use of anecdotes and her skills as a writer makes her work accessible to the general reader who might seek a unique impression of Argentina in particular and Latin America in general.