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Pedro de
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Paraguay – 26
February 1912, Asunción) was a
Paraguayan military officer and politician...
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expedition that
culminated in the
conquest of Peru. Juan de
Ampudia and
Pedro de
Añazco first explored the
mountainous part of the department,
commissioned by Sebastián...
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