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Felipe couldn't help himself but chuckle. "No, my empire is unique; it has many native plants, including the Quinne. I have organized the creation of an industry to plant, process and fully isolate the beneficial parts of the Quine… it has yet to start producing. Still, in very little time, we will start producing more effective tablets than the bark themselves from where they came from. No soldier will be dead, at least not for Malaria." Felipe said as he put one of the last parts of the meal in his mouth and began to savour the food while Henry weighed the cons and pros of such a preposition.

South American Empire

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South American Empire

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Excelente historia, me gusta el protagonista no apto para corazones débiles, y por lo menos podre ver un imperio gran colombiano fuera del victoria 3

South American Empire

History · Well_In_a_Frog

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con la posesión de peru tienes acceso al árbol de quina que combate la malaria (campos de arroz son propensos a ser focos de infección de malaria) y con eso puede convencer a europeos a que migren al país por que lo que falta es gente es solo una idea que se me ocurrió al leer este parrafo

Taking a lot of lands owned by dead aristocrats of the Empire and selling it for a fraction of the price and encouraging planting of crops meant for daily consumption in the Empire, like rice, corn and potatoes.