Background Documents Relating to the Panama Canal, Volume 1 |
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... communication across the isthmus at Nicaragua , which shall bring into close communication the ports of North and South America , and shall facilitate commerce between Europe and the ports of the Pacific , between the eastern ports of ...
... communication across the isthmus at Nicaragua , which shall bring into close communication the ports of North and South America , and shall facilitate commerce between Europe and the ports of the Pacific , between the eastern ports of ...
Page 399
... communication which might be constructed , the clear intention of the treaty made it unnecessary , if not superfluous , to stipulate in words that the permission to construct any such means of communication should not be denied . This ...
... communication which might be constructed , the clear intention of the treaty made it unnecessary , if not superfluous , to stipulate in words that the permission to construct any such means of communication should not be denied . This ...
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... communication to facts about which there is no dispute and which must be considered first by ourselves in arriving at a direct settlement of Colombia's claim , and then by any court of arbitration to which this claim may be referred ...
... communication to facts about which there is no dispute and which must be considered first by ourselves in arriving at a direct settlement of Colombia's claim , and then by any court of arbitration to which this claim may be referred ...
Contents
Secretary of State Clays Instructions to U S Representatives to the Page | 1 |
President Polks Message to the Senate on the 1846 Treaty with | 11 |
Contract Between Nicaragua and the American Atlantic and Pacific | 22 |
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Background Documents Relating to the Panama Canal Library of Congress. Congressional Research Service No preview available - 1977 |
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