For 10 points, name this fifteen-section work containing over 200 poems, a poetic history of Latin America written by Pablo Neruda.
One section of this work ends with the orders to "Give me silence, water, hope / Give me struggle, iron, volcanoes" before the speaker states "Speak through my words and my blood." In that section of this work, the speaker invokes men surnamed Splitstone, Coldbelly, and Barefoot before stating "Rise up to be born with me, brother." One section of this work claims that the "Earth's name is Juan." This work contains the sections "The Sand Betrayed," "The Woodcutter Awakens," and "The Heights of Macchu Picchu." For 10 points, name this fifteen-section work containing over 200 poems, a poetic history of Latin America written by Pablo Neruda.
One section of this work ends with the orders to "Give me silence, water, hope
Canto General [or General Song]