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... the Archbishop of Santiago 2 million pesos annually for five years for investment in Chile for the needs of the Catholic Church . proselytize the Indian communities but such activity is now almost 15 The People Religion.
... the Archbishop of Santiago 2 million pesos annually for five years for investment in Chile for the needs of the Catholic Church . proselytize the Indian communities but such activity is now almost 15 The People Religion.
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Gilbert J. Butland. proselytize the Indian communities but such activity is now almost entirely confined to Araucania , chiefly in the form of educational and vocational training . The Anglican Church has churches in some of the larger ...
Gilbert J. Butland. proselytize the Indian communities but such activity is now almost entirely confined to Araucania , chiefly in the form of educational and vocational training . The Anglican Church has churches in some of the larger ...
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... activity , and is a reflection of the undeveloped state of the agrarian system pre- vailing . This is also partly due to the large areas represented by the coastal range hills and the spurs of the Andean foothills . Be- cause these ...
... activity , and is a reflection of the undeveloped state of the agrarian system pre- vailing . This is also partly due to the large areas represented by the coastal range hills and the spurs of the Andean foothills . Be- cause these ...
Contents
Climate and Natural Regions | 5 |
THE PEOPLE | 12 |
HISTORY AND POLITICS | 29 |
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