Peru: A Cultural HistoryDevelops not only the historical rise of the modern country, but the cultural traditions upon which it evolved, matured, and is still distinguishing itself. |
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... president and Gutierrez de la Fuente as vice - president . The Cuzco caudillo achieved the distinction of serving out a constitutionally prescribed four - year term of office for the first time . At the end of his term , Gamarra sought ...
... president and Gutierrez de la Fuente as vice - president . The Cuzco caudillo achieved the distinction of serving out a constitutionally prescribed four - year term of office for the first time . At the end of his term , Gamarra sought ...
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... president's brother and prefect of Lima , lost four - fifths of its numbers defending the capital for Pezet during a six - hour struggle . Once the Restoration forces took control , acting president Pedro Diez Canseco disbanded the army ...
... president's brother and prefect of Lima , lost four - fifths of its numbers defending the capital for Pezet during a six - hour struggle . Once the Restoration forces took control , acting president Pedro Diez Canseco disbanded the army ...
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... president ; Callao forts capitulate ; Indian tribute reestablished . Congress elects José de la Mar president . Peru declares war on Gran Colombia and is defeated . Gamarra - Gutierrez coup d'état deposes José de la Mar. 1829-33 Agustín ...
... president ; Callao forts capitulate ; Indian tribute reestablished . Congress elects José de la Mar president . Peru declares war on Gran Colombia and is defeated . Gamarra - Gutierrez coup d'état deposes José de la Mar. 1829-33 Agustín ...
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Introduction | 3 |
Maps | 11 |
Peruvian Cities and Departments 2425 | 25 |
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