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At the same time , the domestic production of coarse textiles in Peru was largely
displaced by foreign goods and did not recover after the war . Free trade in
Venezuela began , except for the brief interlude of the first republic in 1810–1811
, with ...
At the same time , the domestic production of coarse textiles in Peru was largely
displaced by foreign goods and did not recover after the war . Free trade in
Venezuela began , except for the brief interlude of the first republic in 1810–1811
, with ...
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A study of the coffee production figures — a predominant product in the country's
present - day prosperity - would surprisingly reveal a continuous rise in
production as the number of black workers diminished . In fact , the volume of
Brazil's total ...
A study of the coffee production figures — a predominant product in the country's
present - day prosperity - would surprisingly reveal a continuous rise in
production as the number of black workers diminished . In fact , the volume of
Brazil's total ...
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Most of them went to work in the coffee plantations , and coffee production
reached extraordinary proportions . The price of coffee remained high in the
American and European markets , thus contradicting the predictions made by
Some ...
Most of them went to work in the coffee plantations , and coffee production
reached extraordinary proportions . The price of coffee remained high in the
American and European markets , thus contradicting the predictions made by
Some ...
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The Moods of Iturbides Mexico Javier Ocampo | 59 |
Representative Leader or Deviant Person | 65 |
1833 | 88 |
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