Stories in Stamps by J S Klein
Slain in War For Liberation South America rose against Spain in the 19th century. Simon Bolivar and Antonio Jose de Sucre helped win Peru and Bolivia's independence. Sucre later became Bolivia's first president and was assassinated in 1830 at age 35. Bolivia later named its capital Sucre in his honor and stamps feature his portrait.
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Ancient Inca Idol Found Near Lake Titicaca in Bolivia
Amid ruins at the southern end of Lake Titicaca a Inca idol in the shape of a man was discovered. The Ramac image meaning He who speaks reflects sun and moon worship. Cusco housed massive temples including the Temple of the Sun with a gold Plate and rays of light.
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A cryptic clue list presents definitions for several word entries including elevates rescind and various short phrases. The puzzle spans terms from banking and measurement to pronouns and geographic hints, forming a themed cross reference.
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