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LUIS MARIA, an Argentine lawyer. He was born at Buenos Aires, 1859, and was educated at the university of that city.

He practiced law and became a judge at Buenos Aires, afterward being elected to Congress. He was Minister for Foreign Affairs under President Roca, and while in that position sent to the Argentine Minister in Washington the ington the instructions known as the Doctrine (1902). He was Argentine delegate to the Second Peace Conference and was one ference and was one of the arbitrators agreement between Great Britain and the United States for the hearing of differences regarding fisheries off the North Atlantic coast. His works works include: "La Literatura del La Idea del Derecho"; "Cobro Coercitivo de Deudas Publicas," etc.

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