Problems in Latin American History: The Modern PeriodHarper & Row, 1973 - 529 páginas |
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... tion and industrialization could not occur while colonial patterns of production , capital accumulation and investment , income distribu- tion and expenditure survived . We are now readier to CONSEQUENCES OF SPANISH AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE ...
... tion and industrialization could not occur while colonial patterns of production , capital accumulation and investment , income distribu- tion and expenditure survived . We are now readier to CONSEQUENCES OF SPANISH AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE ...
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... tion of such treaties fails to perform one of its plainest duties . Our commerce with Mexico has been almost annihilated . It was formerly highly beneficial to both nations , but our merchants have been deterred from prosecuting it by ...
... tion of such treaties fails to perform one of its plainest duties . Our commerce with Mexico has been almost annihilated . It was formerly highly beneficial to both nations , but our merchants have been deterred from prosecuting it by ...
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... tion to Latin America than any president since Franklin Roosevelt . The idealistic tone of his speeches , his willingness to put his government's seal on the call for sweeping social and economic change written into the Charter of Punta ...
... tion to Latin America than any president since Franklin Roosevelt . The idealistic tone of his speeches , his willingness to put his government's seal on the call for sweeping social and economic change written into the Charter of Punta ...
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The Moods of Iturbides Mexico Javier Ocampo | 59 |
Representative Leader or Deviant Person | 65 |
Liberalism versus Conservatism in NineteenthCentury | 109 |
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