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¡Nao I.11 .Uüw.Flhrts Ef... Rb» a Il En I. L fix a mw s ,r: ef... r .11 .uüw.flhrts‘ ¡nao I ; fix.L... , b» a Il En I. l aii?- «Wwflnrzk... BOLETIN DE LA ACADEMIA NACIONAL DE LA HISTORIA XXXIX 1966 Academia Nacional de la Historia San Martín 336 Buenos Aires Argentina BOLETÍN DE LA ACADEMIA NACIONAL DE LA HISTORIA Volumen XXXIX (1966) COMISIÓN DE PUBLICACIONES Director: Dr. José Luis Molinari Asesores: Dr. Milcíades A. Vígnati Prof. Ricardo Piccirilli Cnel. Augusto G. Rodríguez Dr. Ernesto I. Fine Mesa Directiva de la Academia Nacional de la Historia (1964 — 1966) DR. RIcARDO ZORRAQUíN BEcÚ Presidente DR. MILcíADEs ALEJO VIGNATI SR. RICARDO PIccIRILLI Vicepresidente 24’ Vicepresidente 1° DR. JOSÉ LUIs MOLINARI DR. ERNESTO J. FrrrE Tesorero Secretario SR. GUILLERMO GALLARDO CNIEL. AUGUSTO G. RODRÍGUEZ Protesorero Prosecretario ACADÉMICOS DE NÚMERO (*) DR. ENRIQUE RUIz-GUIÑAzÚ . .. 1921 DR. LEONcIO GIANELLO DR. ARTURO CAPDEvILA 1922 CORONEL AUGUSTO G. RODRícUEz 1955 DR. 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