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By Reason or Force: Chile and the Balancing of Power in South America 1830-1905

by Robert N. Burr

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Burr begins his study in 1830 "when Chile forged the internal stability that allowed it to rise to a position of power." Breaks off in the year 1905 when Chile, after negotiating agreements with Argentina gave Chile hegemony over the Pacific Coast
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