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Ministry of Foreign Affairs - Treaty on limits and free navigation and agreement on modus vivendi on the Putumayo River between the Republics of Colombia and Brazil. Documents. Official edition - Bogotá - Imprenta nacional - 1908 - 24.5 cm - hardcover Number of pieces: 1 Pages: 121 pp. 5 -

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Ministry of Foreign Affairs - Treaty on limits and free navi

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