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Argentina of To-Day
November 25, 1915 issue

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The article presents information about the book "The Real Argentine: Notes and Impressions of a Year in the Argentine and Uruguay," by J.A. Hammerton. It hardly needs to be said that the Argentine Republic is so different from all other Spanish-American, countries that it is in a class by itself. Its climate, its vast fertile plains, its agricultural and pastoral possibilities, remind more of Mississippi Valley than any other part of the world. Furthermore, there is no country among neighbors to the south that can compare with Argentina in quality of population.

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REAL Argentine: Notes & Impressions of a Year in the Argentine & Uruguay, The (Book); HAMMERTON, J. A.; AGRICULTURE; POPULATION; MISSISSIPPI River Valley; ARGENTINA
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