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be understood as national independence. He did not want to secede the Banda
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3709:Pavón (1861)
3604:Juan Lavalle
3594:José Rondeau
3506:Mariano Vera
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1909:Pirate Party
1769:Jeffersonian
1677:South Africa
1167:Lloyd George
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669:To bear arms
617:Open society
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353:Conservative
273:Battles/wars
220:(1850-09-23)
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132:Spanish name
92:edit summary
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3877:1850 deaths
3872:1764 births
3624:Pedro Ferré
3493:Federalists
3363:Luna, p. 55
3354:Luna, p. 54
3327:Luna, p. 43
3315:Luna, p. 41
3222:Luna, p. 33
3213:Luna, p. 23
3204:Luna, p. 20
3186:Luna, p. 31
3177:Luna, p. 27
3168:Luna, p. 26
3159:Luna, p. 25
2960:, Uruguay.
2942:Mexico City
2892:Mexico City
2853:The former
2802:The ROU 04
2717:, Asunción.
2380:Salto Chico
2030:Las Piedras
1737:Gladstonian
1697:Switzerland
1682:South Korea
1625:Philippines
1585:New Zealand
1580:Netherlands
1237:Verhofstadt
1232:Balcerowicz
1041:Politicians
969:Collingwood
909:Tocqueville
784:Montesquieu
676:Rule of law
477:Due process
187:Karaí-Guasú
184:Nickname(s)
3851:Categories
3576:Unitarians
3394:Félix Luna
2914:6th Avenue
2812:(E)-class
2679:New Jersey
2628:federalism
2617:centralism
2613:monarchism
2548:Entre Ríos
2465:Entre Ríos
2461:Corrientes
2280:, such as
2261:, Uruguay.
2144:Montevideo
2079:Montevideo
2073:Early life
2010:Montevideo
1865:Empiricism
1836:Democratic
1831:Capitalism
1742:Manchester
1575:Montenegro
1560:Luxembourg
1496:Venizelism
1426:Costa Rica
681:Secularism
514:Federalism
466:Principles
325:Liberalism
247:Allegiance
205:Montevideo
198:1764-06-19
51:in Spanish
3485:(leaders)
3136:Footnotes
3115:Artiguism
3042:New Delhi
3020:Bucharest
2930:Venezuela
2908:stand on
2607:Artiguism
2492:Argentina
2310:Gualeguay
2294:Maldonado
2068:Biography
1880:Anarchist
1788:Venezuela
1764:Classical
1732:Cobdenism
1635:Cracovian
1590:Nicaragua
1555:Lithuania
1414:Hong Kong
1369:Australia
1207:Roosevelt
1177:Ståhlberg
1172:Venizelos
1127:Sarmiento
1117:Gladstone
1077:Lamartine
1047:Jefferson
899:Martineau
849:De Gouges
834:Condorcet
819:Priestley
482:Democracy
454:Third Way
415:Christian
410:Religious
348:Classical
299:Signature
260:1797–1820
110:talk page
3779:See also
3728:Treaties
3483:involved
3434:Archived
3065:See also
3035:Bulgaria
2809:Lüneburg
2723:Colorado
2687:Virginia
2673:and the
2571:Paraguay
2556:Santa Fe
2473:Santa Fe
2469:Misiones
2306:San José
2282:Mercedes
2091:Tenerife
2083:Zaragoza
2054:Paraguay
2008:Born in
1870:Humanism
1843:Centrism
1793:Zimbabwe
1747:Whiggism
1707:Thailand
1672:Slovenia
1667:Slovakia
1642:Portugal
1615:Paraguay
1538:Liberism
1503:Honduras
1421:Colombia
1394:Bulgaria
1187:Rathenau
1162:Milyukov
1082:Macaulay
1052:Kołłątaj
1024:Kymlicka
1004:Friedman
949:Cassirer
939:Hobhouse
874:Constant
869:Humboldt
829:Beccaria
794:Rousseau
789:Voltaire
632:Property
595:Positive
590:Negative
546:Religion
524:Economic
497:Equality
420:Catholic
390:National
385:Muscular
363:Feminist
358:Cultural
317:a series
315:Part of
229:Paraguay
225:Asunción
130:In this
86:provide
3642:Battles
3481:Parties
3024:Romania
2956:and in
2926:Caracas
2859:gunboat
2838:Artigas
2831:frigate
2748:Artigas
2725:or the
2575:Francia
2457:Córdoba
2453:Uruguay
2358:at the
2350:at the
2158:gauchos
2115:gauchos
2003:Uruguay
1783:Uruguay
1722:Ukraine
1712:Tunisia
1657:Senegal
1647:Romania
1595:Nigeria
1570:Moldova
1513:Iceland
1508:Hungary
1486:Germany
1481:Georgia
1471:Finland
1466:Estonia
1456:Ecuador
1451:Denmark
1446:Czechia
1431:Croatia
1384:Bolivia
1379:Belgium
1374:Austria
1364:Armenia
1359:Albania
1227:Jenkins
1222:Kennedy
1212:Pearson
1197:Einaudi
1182:Gokhale
1142:Itagaki
1137:Naoroji
1132:Mommsen
1112:Lincoln
1102:Mazzini
1087:Kossuth
1072:Broglie
1067:Bolívar
1062:Artigas
1057:Madison
919:Spencer
904:Emerson
894:Bastiat
879:Ricardo
839:Bentham
779:Spinoza
736:History
637:Private
585:Liberty
519:Freedom
439:Secular
427:Islamic
405:Radical
342:Schools
268:General
140:Artigas
136:surname
108:to the
90:in the
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2934:Athens
2845:-class
2843:Cannon
2828:-class
2727:Blanco
2693:Legacy
2669:, the
2593:Ideals
2550:, and
2342:. Dom
1776:Modern
1717:Turkey
1702:Taiwan
1692:Sweden
1662:Serbia
1652:Russia
1630:Poland
1610:Panama
1605:Norway
1565:Mexico
1550:Latvia
1528:Israel
1491:Greece
1476:France
1441:Cyprus
1399:Canada
1389:Brazil
1349:Europe
1247:Macron
1192:Madero
1157:Deakin
1147:Levski
1122:Cavour
1107:Juárez
1097:Cobden
1029:Badawi
1019:Nozick
999:Berlin
989:Popper
964:Keynes
959:Ortega
924:Arnold
884:Guizot
844:Korais
809:Turgot
769:Milton
649:Rights
642:Public
551:Speech
529:Market
502:Gender
449:Techno
444:Social
432:Jewish
368:Equity
235:Buried
3046:India
3031:Sofia
3013:Italy
2996:genus
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