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CH.APTER I
INT ODU'CTIO
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pated int e application of the Point ~our program as it
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ot a determination to stren ht e freedom-loving nations
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was actually introduced in Con ress, it was characterized
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from the low productivity and incomes of t h e reat
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engage in production for the export market ••••
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2 •••• The strong attraction of real estate fo
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Creator De Vries, Robert Thorpe (author)

Core Title The implications of the point four program in Brazil

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School College of Letters, Arts and Sciences

Degree Master of Science

Degree Program International Relations

Degree Conferral Date 1953-05

Publication Date 04/01/1953

Defense Date 04/01/1953

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Advisor Hadley, Paul E. (committee chair), Anderson, Totton J. (committee member), Berkes, Ross N. (committee member)

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