The History of Nations, Volume 21

affairs agricultural Amazon American republics Arequipa Argentine Republic Arica army August Bogota Bolívar Bolivia Brazil Brazilian Buenos Ayres Callao capital Caracas Cartagena cause century chief Chili Chilian civil coast Colombia colonies Columbus command commerce Conference Congress constitution continued Cuzco declared decree defeated Ecuador elected established Europe European exports favor Flores force foreign formed France French gave German gold Granada Guayaquil head immigration incas independence Indians industry January José junta La Guaira land Liberator liberty Lima Lopez March ment Minister Montevideo Mosquera nations natives Pacific Paez Panama Paraguay party peace Pedro Peru Peruvian Pizarro Plata political population port Portuguese president proclaimed progress provinces provisional Quito railway region resigned revolution Rio de Janeiro Rio Janeiro river Santa seized Senate sent ships South America Spain Spaniards Spanish squadron Tacna territory tion took trade treaty troops United Uruguay Valparaíso Venezuela vice-president