# ent

id: 42452
type: PRODUCT
entity:
  | 18,404,296 | 25,915,819 | 44,356,115 | 1893 | 19,671,640 | 27,681,373 | 47,353,013 | 1894 | 23,800,370 | 33,470,511 | 57,279,881 | 1895 | 24,596,193 | 32,543,643 | 57,279,881 | 1896 | 25,530,185 | 30,403,084 | 55,933,269 | 1897 | 19,512,216 | 29,219,573 | 48,831,789 | 1898 | 24,784,361 | 30,276,916 | 55,061,277 | 1899 | 25,552,800 | 36,574,164 | 62,226,964 | 1900 | 23,978,206 | 29,410,862 | 53,389,068 | 1901 | 23,691,932


id: 42452
type: WORK_OF_ART
entity:
  THE DISTRIBUTION OF LIVE STOCK IN THE VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS ------------+---------+-------+----------+------+-------+-------+---------- Departments.| Cattle


id: 42452
type: PRODUCT
entity:
  | | | | -----+----------+------------+---------+----------+---------+-------+--------- | $ | | $ | $ |


# bib

id: 33322
title: Observations on the Present State of the Affairs of the River Plate
author: Baines, Thomas
txt: ./txt/33322.txt
cache: ./cache/33322.txt
extension: .txt
mime: text/plain
summary:
  Chief of the Province of Buenos Ayres against the Republic of Uruguay, quarrel with the Monte Videan Government; and if the Buenos Ayrean army independence of Monte Video of Buenos Ayres, so as to diminish as much follow the fortunes of Buenos Ayres in any war in which General Rosas provincial Government of Buenos Ayres thus excludes all foreign vessels of Buenos Ayres and Monte Video treat the diplomatic agents of foreign COMPARISON OF THE COMMERCE OF MONTE VIDEO AND BUENOS AYRES. English Minister at Buenos Ayres, to the Government of Monte Video, in Governments of Monte Video and Buenos Ayres, that England and France had official letter to Senor Vidal, the Secretary of State to the Republic that the Government of England can allow Monte Video to be taken and Representative or the Government of this country, if Monte Video between Monte Video and Buenos Ayres.


id: 36534
title: Blanco y Colorado: Old Days among the Gauchos of Uruguay
author: Tetley, William C.
txt: ./txt/36534.txt
cache: ./cache/36534.txt
extension: .txt
mime: text/plain
summary:
  native servant, for a soldier, but he saw them coming in time, and got rather a good-looking horse, I caught him up most days, although I only that time they suddenly mounted their horses and rode away in the He was a good little horse, the morning was we mounted our horses and rode round a troop of cattle called the He appeared mounted on his best horse, a good-looking light He was a real good little horse, and I liked him more and more as time good-natured looking man, at home, and we soon arranged the business Indeed, in time of war I had learned that a good-looking horse was a Work progressed as the days passed, and time went on, so that by the end with the only horse he ever really cared to ride, a good-looking I had seen the bay several times, a good-looking horse,


id: 42452
title: Uruguay
author: Koebel, W. H. (William Henry)
txt: ./txt/42452.txt
cache: ./cache/42452.txt
extension: .txt
mime: text/plain
summary:
  Montevideo of the Buenos Aires garrison--The Uruguayans Portuguese army enters Montevideo--War continued by the between Uruguay and Argentina as railway countries-importance and general attractions of Uruguay and its capital are well Colonia, and numerous lesser Uruguayan towns, but Buenos Aires in Montevideo--Price set upon his head--War declared between Uruguay claims--Alvear defeats a Uruguayan force--Montevideo remains in thousand men marched southwards, striking Uruguay at the central point Artigas crossed the River Uruguay, and took up a position in Entre Rivera is a town of no little local importance, small though its that places it in the first rank of the country towns of the Republic. From the Uruguayan bank of the great river Colonia faces Buenos Aires. Rio Negro is situated on the Uruguay River to the north of Colonia. influences upon Uruguay, and the similar stock-raising countries. The sealing industry of Uruguay is of considerably greater importance


id: 42879
title: The Oriental Republic of Uruguay at the World''s Columbian Exhibition, Chicago, 1893
author: Pena, Carlos María de
txt: ./txt/42879.txt
cache: ./cache/42879.txt
extension: .txt
mime: text/plain
summary:
  The territory of the Oriental Republic of Uruguay, situated within The principal port in the Republic is that of Montevideo. Montevideo, exist a great many good schools belonging to the above A great many years of continuous communication with all the nations country, the Oriental Republic of Uruguay offers therefore all kinds the banks of the River Plate and Uruguay, and other important rural Since a few years, great many people have consecrated important areas establishments in the Republic of Uruguay, we give the following Of all the ports in the Republic Montevideo is the most important one. cattle and rural products imported to Montevideo by the Departments By land, a great many places in the Republic are put in communication In the year 1891 there were in the Republic 483 public schools; that Montevideo, the Capital of the Republic. The great maritime town of Montevideo, the capital of the Republic


id: 45621
author: Clemenceau, Georges
txt: ./txt/45621.txt
cache: ./cache/45621.txt
extension: .txt
mime: text/plain
summary:
  more natural to a young people than a desire to acquire great men South American nations ever facing toward those great modern peoples There is no doubt that the Argentine Government, like that of Great Argentine, Brazil, and other American countries, as well as to France by placing at the head of The Open Door a man who appears to me in in the Argentine, Uruguay, and Brazil, to speak only of countries I In Argentine society, as in France and in Latin countries generally, place in Argentine life to-day, it is also incontestable that all ranks light as far down as Rio. The racing public, from horses to humans, being everywhere the same, saw in Buenos Ayres, is a devoted friend to France and French culture. general civilisation nor French culture is a new thing in Brazil. attractions of this great and beautiful country are for French people

title:
  South America To-day A Study of Conditions, Social, Political and Commercial in Argentina, Uruguay and Brazil


