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Page 62
... Argentina through the Uspallata pass sees an annual traffic of 25,000 passengers , while the lower Pérez Rosales pass from Peulla caters to another 6,000 . Communications between Atlantic Chile and Argentina are also largely by road ...
... Argentina through the Uspallata pass sees an annual traffic of 25,000 passengers , while the lower Pérez Rosales pass from Peulla caters to another 6,000 . Communications between Atlantic Chile and Argentina are also largely by road ...
Page 104
... Argentina . In the period since the liberating missions of San Martin and O'Higgins set up the two independent States of Argen- tina and Chile , separated by a land frontier over 2,000 miles in length , relations have varied between ...
... Argentina . In the period since the liberating missions of San Martin and O'Higgins set up the two independent States of Argen- tina and Chile , separated by a land frontier over 2,000 miles in length , relations have varied between ...
Page 105
... Argentina since the 1943 coup d'état and the increase of her military and air strength have had their reaction in Chile , al- though the confidence of the latter country in her ability to defend herself is unbounded . Economically , the ...
... Argentina since the 1943 coup d'état and the increase of her military and air strength have had their reaction in Chile , al- though the confidence of the latter country in her ability to defend herself is unbounded . Economically , the ...
Contents
Climate and Natural Regions | 5 |
THE PEOPLE | 12 |
HISTORY AND POLITICS | 29 |
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