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Delve into Argentina's rich history of immigration with "The immigration offices and statistics from 1857 to 1903," a meticulously preserved historical document from The Argentine Ministry of Agriculture. This essential resource offers a detailed statistical analysis of emigration and immigration patterns during a pivotal period in Argentina's development. Explore government records and statistical data that shed light on the complex social and demographic shifts shaping the nation.
Focusing on the period from 1857 to 1903, this volume provides valuable insights into the policies and processes of the immigration offices. A key historical record, it is ideal for researchers, historians, and anyone interested in Latin American history, demography, and the enduring impact of emigration and immigration on national identity. Discover the statistical foundations that underpin our understanding of Argentina's past.
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