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The Modern Period Joseph S. Tulchin. of a Bolívar all the way to careers
dominated by sheer enactment of impulse , such as those of the Argentine
caudillo Facundo described by Sarmiento ; or the Bolivian president who
commanded his ...
The Modern Period Joseph S. Tulchin. of a Bolívar all the way to careers
dominated by sheer enactment of impulse , such as those of the Argentine
caudillo Facundo described by Sarmiento ; or the Bolivian president who
commanded his ...
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What emerged were two central ideas which have become embedded in much of
the literature on caudillismo : first , that the caudillo was characteristic of a certain
period of Latin American history . The literature spoke of an " Age of the ...
What emerged were two central ideas which have become embedded in much of
the literature on caudillismo : first , that the caudillo was characteristic of a certain
period of Latin American history . The literature spoke of an " Age of the ...
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through a period of experimental innovation and modification . From the Estado
Nôvo coup of 1937 until 1943 , it became increasingly consistent , culminating in
the promulgation of the Consolidation of the Brazilian Labor Laws ( CLT ) , the ...
through a period of experimental innovation and modification . From the Estado
Nôvo coup of 1937 until 1943 , it became increasingly consistent , culminating in
the promulgation of the Consolidation of the Brazilian Labor Laws ( CLT ) , the ...
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The Moods of Iturbides Mexico Javier Ocampo | 59 |
Representative Leader or Deviant Person | 65 |
1833 | 88 |
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