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書目名稱Great Britain and Argentina影響因子(影響力)




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The British Invasions of the River Plate, had been exploring the possibilities of carrying out his plan for an expedition to this area for six years. Although the other commanders who took part in this expedition and the British Government itself were also to blame for the many mistakes made during this enterprise, Sir Home Popham was resp

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The Ministry of All the Talents and the River Plate Invasions,his ministry was labelled the ‘Ministry of All The Talents’; it was a coalition government, and it owed its distinctive name to the presence in its ranks of some of the most prestigious characters in British politics. The Prime Minister and First Lord of the Treasury of this new ministry was Lord Gr

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Strangford, Independence and the London Missions,cenario in which to confront his army. This naturally meant a new alliance between Great Britain and Spain, added to the traditional alliance Britain already had with Portugual, whose Prince Regent, the future King Joao VI, had in 1807 decided to move his court to Brazil, due to the menace of a Fren

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Conclusion, between the River Plate and Great Britain had come to a happy end, and that a new and more straightforward relationship was about to commence. This process had begun in 1806 when British troops invaded the River Plate as a result of Popham’s rash initiative. Although it was far from clear at the ti

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Kenneth L. Koch,William L. Haslerich today forms the Argentine Republic. The river was discovered by Juan Díaz de Solis in 1516, who named it the Mar Dulce. This is considered as the traditional date of discovery. In 1520, Fernando de Magallane’s expedition explored the Argentine coast from the River Plate to the strait that bears

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-5819-7 had been exploring the possibilities of carrying out his plan for an expedition to this area for six years. Although the other commanders who took part in this expedition and the British Government itself were also to blame for the many mistakes made during this enterprise, Sir Home Popham was resp

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