Titlebook: “Diego Portales: Interpretative Essays on the Man and Times”; Jay Kinsbruner Book 1967 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1967 Amer

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Jinchang Ren,Amir Hussain,Thomas Maulproceedings and pressured the ideas of the pelucón clique upon the other delegates. The second is that the Constitution of 1833 owed its nature to the influence of the landed aristocracy. Both points of agreement are unsupportable in fact.

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Jinchang Ren,Amir Hussain,Thomas MaulChilean history, or at least its final chapter, but of this not even the most extravagantly optimistic dissident dreamers were aware. Diego Portales’ mentality, his personality, as well as his aspirations all contrived to render him singularly well suited to the era of Bourbon reform into which he w

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Jinchang Ren,Amir Hussain,Thomas Maul while others discern a moderate degree of democratic progress. It was the result of Portales’ ideas and influence, or Portales had only limited influence — he had even less than that. And so on. Strangely, there is agreement on two matters. One is that Mariano Egaña’s . — his own proposal for a con

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Advances in Brain Resuscitationppointed to the first Consejo de Estado under the new constitution. It is interesting to note that also included with him were Manuel J. Gandarillas and Juan Egaña. Obviously Gandarillas’ recent constitutional skirmishes with Mariano Egaña did not set him at odds with the administration. But Portale

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Management of Brain Edema in Head Injurycal and economic stability and to conserve the social order. But he was not concerned with the continuity of political ideology: largely because the ascendant consensus was only in the broadest sense of the term an ideology. He did not write or even seriously influence the outcome of the Constitutio