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Members of the Warren Commission present their report on the assassination of President John F. Kennedy to President Lyndon B. Johnson. Cabinet Room, White House, Washington D.C. L-R: John McCloy, J. Lee Rankin (General Counsel), Senator Richard Russell, Congressman Gerald R. Ford, Chief Justice Earl Warren, President Lyndon B. Johnson, Allen Dulles, Senator John Sherman Cooper, and Congressman Hale Boggs | Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons

Map of the "America" of the South in 1771 with red borders, with the union of Quito (Ecuador) -Lima (Peru) -Charcas (Bolivia), with the union of Paraguay-La Plata, with Chile with a tip, with a Patagonia separated, with a small Brazil, and with Amazonia with a west coast that will be lost in 1772.| 1877 | Daniel Py | Courtesy of Wikimedia Commons