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... dominated the Dominican Republic , most notably Pedro Santana and Buenaventura Báez . San- tana's maladministration and heavy military spending ( to ward off Haitian attacks ) bankrupted the nation , and in 1861 he invited Spain to ...
... dominated the Dominican Republic , most notably Pedro Santana and Buenaventura Báez . San- tana's maladministration and heavy military spending ( to ward off Haitian attacks ) bankrupted the nation , and in 1861 he invited Spain to ...
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... dominated the western parts of the shield . Gradu- ally the Atlantic Ocean widened and during the past 65 million years intensive weathering and erosion processes dominated most of the subcontinent . Relief and drainage . Virtually the ...
... dominated the western parts of the shield . Gradu- ally the Atlantic Ocean widened and during the past 65 million years intensive weathering and erosion processes dominated most of the subcontinent . Relief and drainage . Virtually the ...
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... dominated by African elected members , to which African ministers were responsible for the conduct of much gov- ernment business . By this time Nkrumah had organized his own mass political party , able to win any general elec- tion ...
... dominated by African elected members , to which African ministers were responsible for the conduct of much gov- ernment business . By this time Nkrumah had organized his own mass political party , able to win any general elec- tion ...
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