Chile: An Outline of Its Geography, Economics, and PoliticsRoyal Institute of International Affairs, 1956 - 128 trang |
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... officially recognized by the law of the republic . Even the Araucanians and other scattered Indian remnants speak and understand Spanish , the tendency being for the European language to become among the younger generation of these ...
... officially recognized by the law of the republic . Even the Araucanians and other scattered Indian remnants speak and understand Spanish , the tendency being for the European language to become among the younger generation of these ...
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... official State Church and prohibited the establishment of any other Church within Chile , but from those early days its re- lationship to the State never sank far into the background of the political arena . Slowly but steadily its ...
... official State Church and prohibited the establishment of any other Church within Chile , but from those early days its re- lationship to the State never sank far into the background of the political arena . Slowly but steadily its ...
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... official one , with an enrolment of 6,000 students , 500 of whom are foreigners . Twenty per cent of the students read law , a similar number pedagogy , and 16 per cent medicine . Its vacation courses provide instruction for an ...
... official one , with an enrolment of 6,000 students , 500 of whom are foreigners . Twenty per cent of the students read law , a similar number pedagogy , and 16 per cent medicine . Its vacation courses provide instruction for an ...
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Climate and Natural Regions | 5 |
THE PEOPLE | 12 |
HISTORY AND POLITICS | 29 |
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