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1 The four chief suppliers of Chile's import needs in 1953 , and also its chief
customers , are the United States , Argentina , Western Germany , and the United
Kingdom in that order , together accounting for 75 per cent of the import trade and
...
1 The four chief suppliers of Chile's import needs in 1953 , and also its chief
customers , are the United States , Argentina , Western Germany , and the United
Kingdom in that order , together accounting for 75 per cent of the import trade and
...
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This , to some extent , is inevitable for the influence of recent historical events and
the changing distribution of economic power has made Chile more dependent on
the Western hemisphere . Nevertheless , there are deep - rooted historical ...
This , to some extent , is inevitable for the influence of recent historical events and
the changing distribution of economic power has made Chile more dependent on
the Western hemisphere . Nevertheless , there are deep - rooted historical ...
Page 113
Western civilization will be defended only by creating citizens who will possess
something that is worth defending . In the face of tragic reality of economic
deficiency or inequality , the mere concept of political freedom appears to many
as a ...
Western civilization will be defended only by creating citizens who will possess
something that is worth defending . In the face of tragic reality of economic
deficiency or inequality , the mere concept of political freedom appears to many
as a ...
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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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