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性學(xué)院

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Salvatore Belardo,Jackov Crnkovicury Río de la Plata region. Sarmiento highlights the legal bases for the essay’s proposals and calls upon all parties involved—the governments of the Argentine provinces, the French representative, and General Urquiza—to follow the program he lays out to pacify the region and eliminate the sources of new conflicts.

Asseverate

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Claudia Fantapié Altobelli,Stefan Hoffmann of the Commissioner of Foreign Affairs, held at the time by the Buenos Aires Governor Juan Manuel de Rosas. This chapter details pacts and agreements entered into with the intent to pacify and institutionalize the country, such as the 1822 quadrilateral treaty and the 1831 Federal Pact. Those agree

MOTIF

Die Entstehungsgeschichte des Umwelt-Auditntrusted neither to Rosas nor to the Buenos Aires province. Rather, Sarmiento suggests that the interests of every Argentine province, as well as those of Uruguay and Paraguay, need to be taken into account by gathering their representatives in a Congress, with the goal of joining together in a fede

令人苦惱

Martin Müller,Ulrich Nissen,Jens Pape Congress, Sarmiento proposes the Martín García Island as the ideal place for such a capital. The island, located at the confluence of three rivers, is selected for its geographical location and for the fact that, at the time, it was not under the control of any of the countries of the region, but o

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Doktoranden-Netzwerk ?ko-Audit e. V. Santa Fé, Buenos Aires, and Montevideo, all bathed by the Paraná and Río de la Plata Rivers. He finds that the former has languished, while the two latter cities have thrived due to their unimpeded access to free commerce with European powers. Sarmiento remarks on the economic disadvantages faced b