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Educational policies in Nueva Granada and in Reino de Chile Caballero y Gongora and Salas y Corbalan, two intellectuals in the Age of Enlightenment [Politiche educative nella Nueva Granada e nel Reino de Chile. Caballero y Góngora e Salas y Corbalàn, due intellettuali nel Secolo dei Lumi]
Antonio Caballero y Góngora and Manuel de Salas y Corbalàn represent two intellectuals- from Nueva Granada and fron Reino de Chile, respectively- who facilitated the scientific debate about the question of Education. The education of young disciples who wish to take up a civil, or ecclesiastical or
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