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... Latin crusade . " Meanwhile new processes were at work in Latin America . The application of modern medical progress had kicked off toward the end of the century the beginning of the phenomenal population explosion . The Industrial ...
... Latin crusade . " Meanwhile new processes were at work in Latin America . The application of modern medical progress had kicked off toward the end of the century the beginning of the phenomenal population explosion . The Industrial ...
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... Latin American situation . All of these meetings led to the Second Gen- eral Conference of Latin American Bishops in Medellin , Colom- bia , in 1968. There about 150 bishops , elected to represent their Churches , along with a good ...
... Latin American situation . All of these meetings led to the Second Gen- eral Conference of Latin American Bishops in Medellin , Colom- bia , in 1968. There about 150 bishops , elected to represent their Churches , along with a good ...
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... Latin American governments have come under author- itarian military control . Whether these tend to the Left or to ... Latin America are increasingly convinced that religion must speak to the vital issues of their people . The " theology ...
... Latin American governments have come under author- itarian military control . Whether these tend to the Left or to ... Latin America are increasingly convinced that religion must speak to the vital issues of their people . The " theology ...
Contents
RUDOLPH J TAUSSIG | 1 |
No Fortifications for the Panama Canal Reprinted from American Review of Reviews | 13 |
FESSENDEN N OTIS | 25 |
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