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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... society . These Indians were " civilized , " certainly in the sense of conducting large - scale warfare for territory - which is to say for economic ends . Consequently , their highly stratified society quite likely originated through a ...
... society . These Indians were " civilized , " certainly in the sense of conducting large - scale warfare for territory - which is to say for economic ends . Consequently , their highly stratified society quite likely originated through a ...
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... Society might split into three more specialized organizations . The National Agricultural Society split off to represent the interests of great plantation owners . Its early power showed in the government's founding a National ...
... Society might split into three more specialized organizations . The National Agricultural Society split off to represent the interests of great plantation owners . Its early power showed in the government's founding a National ...
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... Society , 221 National Library , 198 National Mining Society ( Sociedad Nacional Minera ) , 220 National Peasant Federation , 238 National pride , 251 National School of Social Work , 116 National Securities Commission , 261 Nationalism ...
... Society , 221 National Library , 198 National Mining Society ( Sociedad Nacional Minera ) , 220 National Peasant Federation , 238 National pride , 251 National School of Social Work , 116 National Securities Commission , 261 Nationalism ...
Contents
Introduction | 3 |
Maps | 11 |
Peruvian Cities and Departments 2425 | 25 |
Copyright | |
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