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Chapter 18 THE CAMP
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Released on: 06/12/2017
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Contents
Chapter 1 THE INVADERS
Chapter 2 SOME ASPECTS OF BUENOS AIRES
Chapter 3 ROUND AND ABOUT THE CAPITAL
Chapter 4 RAILWAY DEVELOPMENT IN THE REPUBLIC
Chapter 5 SETTLEMENT ON THE LAND
Chapter 6 ARGENTINA'S PART IN FEEDING THE WORLD
Chapter 7 THE CONSTITUTION AND GOVERNMENT
Chapter 8 CHARACTERISTICS OF THE COUNTRY
Chapter 9 CABBAGES AND KINGS
Chapter 10 LIVE STOCK IN THE REPUBLIC
Chapter 11 THE STORY OF THE RAILWAYS
Chapter 12 ROSARIO
Chapter 13 CORDOBA AND ITS ATTRACTIONS
Chapter 14 BAHIA BLANCA AND THE COUNTRY BEYOND
Chapter 15 THE FUTURE OF AGRICULTURE
Chapter 16 MENDOZA
Chapter 17 A TRIP INTO THE ANDES
Chapter 18 THE CAMP
Chapter 19 A MIXED GRILL
Chapter 20 TUCUMAN AND THE SUGAR INDUSTRY
Chapter 21 THE INDUSTRIAL SIDE OF THE REPUBLIC
Chapter 22 THE NORTH-EAST COUNTRY
Chapter 23 PROSPECTS AND PROBLEMS
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