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EL OCASO DE LA DEPENDENCIA SALITRERA (1914-1926
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  • 2001Political institutions and economic growth in Latin America: essays in policy, history, and political economy98 cited
  • 1984Latin America in the 1930s94 cited
  • 1989“Rich beyond the Dreams of Avarice”: The Guggenheims in Chile49 cited

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