Chile: An Outline of Its Geography, Economics, and PoliticsRoyal Institute of International Affairs, 1956 - 128 trang |
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... Indian populations appear to have occupied what is now Chile for a very long period . At the time of the Spanish conquest it was evident that long - continued settlement had been a feature of the most suitable environmental areas of the ...
... Indian populations appear to have occupied what is now Chile for a very long period . At the time of the Spanish conquest it was evident that long - continued settlement had been a feature of the most suitable environmental areas of the ...
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... Indian population of Chile of 100,000 persons , with another 200,000 linguistically and socially allied , and largely of Indian stock . In the second half of last century great reductions took place as a result of war , feuds , and ...
... Indian population of Chile of 100,000 persons , with another 200,000 linguistically and socially allied , and largely of Indian stock . In the second half of last century great reductions took place as a result of war , feuds , and ...
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... Indian - speaking population and the small partially bi - lingual foreign groups , the language of the Chilean people is Spanish as officially recognized by the law of the republic . Even the Araucanians and other scattered Indian ...
... Indian - speaking population and the small partially bi - lingual foreign groups , the language of the Chilean people is Spanish as officially recognized by the law of the republic . Even the Araucanians and other scattered Indian ...
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