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10:11Now PlayingThe period of 1836 and 1839 was a messy period in Peruvian history. During the so-called War of the Confederation different short-lived Peruvian states existed:
– the Republic of South Peru and the Republic of North Peru within the Peru–Bolivian Confederation,
– the Peruvian Republic,
– and the Republic of Iquicha.
This will all be discussed in this short-lived states episode about the short-lived states of Peru.
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– A Brief History of Peru (Christine Hunefeldt, Bill Harris).
– A Brief History of Bolivia (Waltraud Q. Morales).
(19012024).
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"Constancy Part One" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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