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... Latin America ; and it failed in most of our countries because of the ineffectiveness of the reform measures that it relied on - such as land and tax reforms . These failures cast great doubt on the possibility of achiev- ing the ...
... Latin America ; and it failed in most of our countries because of the ineffectiveness of the reform measures that it relied on - such as land and tax reforms . These failures cast great doubt on the possibility of achiev- ing the ...
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... Latin America . These involved the sending of priests , nuns and lay leaders , principally from Spain and the United States , and of considerable funds for religious and social promo- tion from the North American and European Churches ...
... Latin America . These involved the sending of priests , nuns and lay leaders , principally from Spain and the United States , and of considerable funds for religious and social promo- tion from the North American and European Churches ...
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... Latin America These two completely groundless arguments for giving away the canal are often supported by two others - usually advanced by Panama- that have made some impression , at least in the public media , in the United States ...
... Latin America These two completely groundless arguments for giving away the canal are often supported by two others - usually advanced by Panama- that have made some impression , at least in the public media , in the United States ...
Contents
RUDOLPH J TAUSSIG | 1 |
Selected Abstracts Reprinted from Report of the AtlanticPacific Interoceanic Canal | 15 |
FESSENDEN N OTIS | 25 |
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