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Page 32
... political split between the oligarchy and the army ; 30 successive governments held office , and a variety of political exper- iments were tried . Rivalries developed between federalists and centralizers and between authoritarians and ...
... political split between the oligarchy and the army ; 30 successive governments held office , and a variety of political exper- iments were tried . Rivalries developed between federalists and centralizers and between authoritarians and ...
Page 33
... Political development , 1891-1920 . The coalition that overthrew Balmaceda resulted from a large political re- grouping of all those who wanted to strengthen the parlia- ment ; thus , after the civil war Chile's presidential republic ...
... Political development , 1891-1920 . The coalition that overthrew Balmaceda resulted from a large political re- grouping of all those who wanted to strengthen the parlia- ment ; thus , after the civil war Chile's presidential republic ...
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... political objectives , including the repression of all left - wing and centre political forces . The Christian Democratic , National , and Radical Democracy parties were declared to be in " indefinite re- cess , " and the Communists ...
... political objectives , including the repression of all left - wing and centre political forces . The Christian Democratic , National , and Radical Democracy parties were declared to be in " indefinite re- cess , " and the Communists ...
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