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... Western Germany , and the United Kingdom in that order , together accounting for 75 per cent of the import trade and taking 80 per cent of the exports . Nearly all the foreign trade of the country is carried on through the maritime ...
... Western Germany , and the United Kingdom in that order , together accounting for 75 per cent of the import trade and taking 80 per cent of the exports . Nearly all the foreign trade of the country is carried on through the maritime ...
Page 109
... Western hemi- sphere . Nevertheless , there are deep - rooted historical and com- mercial links with Europe , which , in many of their fundamentals , remain unaltered . Great Britain . With Britain , few Latin American countries have ...
... Western hemi- sphere . Nevertheless , there are deep - rooted historical and com- mercial links with Europe , which , in many of their fundamentals , remain unaltered . Great Britain . With Britain , few Latin American countries have ...
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... Western civilization will be defended only by creating citizens who will possess something that is worth de- fending . In the face of tragic reality of economic deficiency or inequality , the mere concept of political freedom appears to ...
... Western civilization will be defended only by creating citizens who will possess something that is worth de- fending . In the face of tragic reality of economic deficiency or inequality , the mere concept of political freedom appears to ...
Contents
Climate and Natural Regions | 5 |
THE PEOPLE | 12 |
HISTORY AND POLITICS | 29 |
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Chile: An Outline of Its Geography, Economics, and Politics Gilbert J. Butland No preview available - 1981 |
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