Chilean geography described by Bailey Willis in National Geographic
The article cites Bailey Willis on Chile’s three-region geography from the Pacific slope to Cape Horn. It notes arid nitrate areas near the coast, central valleys between the Andes and coast, and a southern, forested coast similar to Alaska, with rail routes linking Valparaiso to Puerto Montt.
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South American
Coset
Chile
Sitrate Com- Peoirs
Bailey Willis
National Geographic Socity
Bobetun
Cape Horn
Alacama
North America
California
Oregon
Washington
British Columbia
Peru
Vaipsrei
Tite
Pere
Valparaiso
Chiloe
Caterado
Andes
Coast Range
Great Valley
Puerto Wentz
Santiago
Souimth
Pacific Coast
Puerto Monte
Alaska
Hughes Defends Peace Policy in Mexico Remarks
In a heated session, Justice Hughes argues the administration erred in Mexico by pursuing a personal diplomacy, threatening war, and betraying long standing goals of protecting American citizens abroad while upholding international law and small state rights.
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Justice Hughes
Lusitania
Aunk
State Department
Mexico
Huerta
Vera Cruz
Americana
United States
America
Milad
Eliot
Great Britain
Rome
Comparative South American Capitals in a World View
The text contrasts Santiago and Buenos Aires, noting Santiago as Chile’s chief city and Buenos Aires as a dominant metropolis akin to Paris in local importance. It portrays Argentina as enterprising and progressive, while Chilean capital embodies conservative South American character.
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Santiago
Chile
Buenos Airea
Buenos Aires
Paris
France
Argentina
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