Social Science Quarterly, Volume 3University of Texas Press, 1923 - Political science Includes section "Book reviews." |
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CHILE Coastwise traffic has been reserved exclusively to ships carrying the
Chilean flag . In accordance with the terms of the law which permits foreign
companies having their main offices in a Chilean port to engage in the traffic No .
CHILE Coastwise traffic has been reserved exclusively to ships carrying the
Chilean flag . In accordance with the terms of the law which permits foreign
companies having their main offices in a Chilean port to engage in the traffic No .
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offices in a Chilean port to engage in the traffic , several foreign companies have
applied for nationalization . Capitalists and shippers are cooperating in an
endeavor to create a permanent fruit trade between Chile and the United States ,
since ...
offices in a Chilean port to engage in the traffic , several foreign companies have
applied for nationalization . Capitalists and shippers are cooperating in an
endeavor to create a permanent fruit trade between Chile and the United States ,
since ...
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... 1883 , which put an end to the war between Peru and Chile , commonly known
as the War of the Pacific , stipulated the cession to Chile of the Peruvian province
of Tarapaca in perpetuity and the cession of the provinces of Tacna and Arica ...
... 1883 , which put an end to the war between Peru and Chile , commonly known
as the War of the Pacific , stipulated the cession to Chile of the Peruvian province
of Tarapaca in perpetuity and the cession of the provinces of Tacna and Arica ...
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Chile , however , refused to agree to the arbitration . The diplomatic discussion of
these matters dragged along for twenty - seven years . The situation culminated
in Peru ' s breaking off diplomatic relations with Chile in 1910 . In 1912 , the ...
Chile , however , refused to agree to the arbitration . The diplomatic discussion of
these matters dragged along for twenty - seven years . The situation culminated
in Peru ' s breaking off diplomatic relations with Chile in 1910 . In 1912 , the ...
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Chile in reply did not directly refuse arbitration , but invited Peru to continue direct
negotiations , and an interchange of diplomatic notes ensued with the result that ,
after the exchange of a half dozen notes , Chile had indicated her willingness ...
Chile in reply did not directly refuse arbitration , but invited Peru to continue direct
negotiations , and an interchange of diplomatic notes ensued with the result that ,
after the exchange of a half dozen notes , Chile had indicated her willingness ...
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