The History of Cuba, Volume 2B.F. Buck, Incorporated, 1920 |
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... Alejandro Ramirez . James Monroe · PAGE 52 · 103 . 175 238 244 · . 258 . 259 • 311 Simon Bolivar Gaspar Betancourt Cisneros • . 329 • 334 . 380 THE HISTORY OF CUBA CHAPTER I WHEN the Treaty of viii.
... Alejandro Ramirez . James Monroe · PAGE 52 · 103 . 175 238 244 · . 258 . 259 • 311 Simon Bolivar Gaspar Betancourt Cisneros • . 329 • 334 . 380 THE HISTORY OF CUBA CHAPTER I WHEN the Treaty of viii.
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... ALEJANDRO RAMIREZ An economist and statesman of three countries , Alejandro Ramirez was born in Spain in 1777. He began his career in Guatemala as an agricul- tural reformer and promoter ; thence in 1813 went to Puerto Rico as ...
... ALEJANDRO RAMIREZ An economist and statesman of three countries , Alejandro Ramirez was born in Spain in 1777. He began his career in Guatemala as an agricul- tural reformer and promoter ; thence in 1813 went to Puerto Rico as ...
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... ALEJANDRO RAMIREZ An economist and statesman of three countries , Alejandro Ramirez was born in Spain in 1777. He began his career in Guatemala as an agricul- tural reformer and promoter ; thence in 1813 went to Puerto Rico as ...
... ALEJANDRO RAMIREZ An economist and statesman of three countries , Alejandro Ramirez was born in Spain in 1777. He began his career in Guatemala as an agricul- tural reformer and promoter ; thence in 1813 went to Puerto Rico as ...
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