Cadiz to Cathay: The Story of the Long Diplomatic Struggle for the Panama CanalA complete record of the diplomatic background and history of the development of the Panama Canal. |
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Page 147
... Congress owes a higher duty than this to the American people . " But Congress again adjourned without acting , to the great disappointment of Senator Morgan . THE TIDE BEGINS TO TURN By June 1900 there was a break between the political ...
... Congress owes a higher duty than this to the American people . " But Congress again adjourned without acting , to the great disappointment of Senator Morgan . THE TIDE BEGINS TO TURN By June 1900 there was a break between the political ...
Page 229
... Congress , using its inherent prerogative of national sovereignty , rejects the pact in question because , in their judgment it is not for the benefit of the Republic , it will be , I am sure , with much regret that it cannot comply ...
... Congress , using its inherent prerogative of national sovereignty , rejects the pact in question because , in their judgment it is not for the benefit of the Republic , it will be , I am sure , with much regret that it cannot comply ...
Page 407
... Congress granting them money , I shall be glad to do it . If without detriment to the interests of the people of Panama , Panama can again become a state under Colombia , and desires to do so why , well and good ; but they shall not ...
... Congress granting them money , I shall be glad to do it . If without detriment to the interests of the people of Panama , Panama can again become a state under Colombia , and desires to do so why , well and good ; but they shall not ...
Contents
CHAPTER | 1 |
PROJECTS CONFLICTS AND THE COMPROMISE 18001850 | 21 |
THE CANAL POLICY OF THE UNITED STATES EVOLVES | 66 |
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Cadiz to Cathay: The Story of the Long Diplomatic Struggle for the Panama Canal Miles Percy DuVal No preview available - 1947 |
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1903 translation 1st Sess 2d Sess 57th Cong action Amador amendments American Arango arrived Article August Beaupré Belize Bogotá British Bunau-Varilla cabled canal treaty Central America Clayton-Bulwer Treaty Colom Colombian Congress Colombian government Colón colony concession Concha construction Consul Cromwell Darién December diplomatic engineer force Foreign Relations French Granada Greytown Hay-Herrán Treaty Herrán Papers Honduras Ibid interest interoceanic canal Isthmian Canal Commission Isthmus Isthmus of Panama January June Lake Nicaragua later Letter Books Loomis Marroquín ment Monroe Doctrine Mosquito Mosquito Coast nations Navy negotiations Nicaragua Canal November November 18 obtain October officers Pacific Panama Canal Company Panama Railroad Panama route Panamanians President Roosevelt protection ratification reply Republic of Panama revolution Reyes Roosevelt Papers San Juan River Secretary Hay Senator Hanna Senator Morgan sent ship sovereignty Spanish Spooner Law Story of Panama Tehuantepec territory tion transisthmian troops Washington wrote York