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| Description | Francisco Bilbao Barquín (Santiago, Chile, 9 de enero de 1823 - Buenos Aires, Argentina, 19 de febrero de 1865). Escritor, filósofo y político chileno con ascendencia de tipo vasco;[1] por sus ideas liberales lo llamaron el Apóstol de la libertad. |
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| Author | Ian Rutherford from Los Angeles |
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