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1 Pioneer agriculture and industry brought the Germans , French , Italians , and
Swiss as peasants and small farmers into the forest zone north of the Gulf of
Reloncaví during ˇ The International Missionary Council reports that there are
25,000 ...
1 Pioneer agriculture and industry brought the Germans , French , Italians , and
Swiss as peasants and small farmers into the forest zone north of the Gulf of
Reloncaví during ˇ The International Missionary Council reports that there are
25,000 ...
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French , German , and Italian schools , and the many institutions still under the
control of religious orders also assist in providing additional facilities . Of the
primary school enrolment of 713,000 , 23 per cent attend private schools of one
type or ...
French , German , and Italian schools , and the many institutions still under the
control of religious orders also assist in providing additional facilities . Of the
primary school enrolment of 713,000 , 23 per cent attend private schools of one
type or ...
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French , German , Swedish , and American teachers , philosophers , and
methods have influenced Chilean education considerably in the past , but recent
trends are towards adapting the system to the present needs of Chile . Included
among ...
French , German , Swedish , and American teachers , philosophers , and
methods have influenced Chilean education considerably in the past , but recent
trends are towards adapting the system to the present needs of Chile . Included
among ...
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Contents
THE PEOPLE | 12 |
HISTORY AND POLITICS | 29 |
GENERAL ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL CONDITIONS | 47 |
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Chile, an Outline of Its Geography, Economics, and Politics Gilbert J. Butland No preview available - 1956 |
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