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Page 81
The hemp and jute industry has remained fairly static , jute and sisal being
imported , but increased hemp cultivation has permitted that branch of the
industry to be self - supporting . The new linen industry , likewise , is increasingly
supplied ...
The hemp and jute industry has remained fairly static , jute and sisal being
imported , but increased hemp cultivation has permitted that branch of the
industry to be self - supporting . The new linen industry , likewise , is increasingly
supplied ...
Page 90
While agricultural and pastoral products have remained a fairly steady proportion
of exports , the increased processing of foodstuffs and the expansion of Chilean
manufacturing industry have added a large amount of manufactured goods ...
While agricultural and pastoral products have remained a fairly steady proportion
of exports , the increased processing of foodstuffs and the expansion of Chilean
manufacturing industry have added a large amount of manufactured goods ...
Page 104
In the First World War , both nations remained outside the conflict , in the Second
, both were the last in Latin America to break off relations with the Axis Powers .
At times the rapprochement has been close , as is witnessed by the Reciprocal ...
In the First World War , both nations remained outside the conflict , in the Second
, both were the last in Latin America to break off relations with the Axis Powers .
At times the rapprochement has been close , as is witnessed by the Reciprocal ...
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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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