Cadiz to Cathay: The Story of the Long Struggle for a Waterway Across the American Isthmus |
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... American Republics attained independence , and by 1823 they had completed the formation of a federal union - the Federal Republic of the United Provinces of Cen- tral America , commonly called the Central American Con- federation . Thus ...
... American Republics attained independence , and by 1823 they had completed the formation of a federal union - the Federal Republic of the United Provinces of Cen- tral America , commonly called the Central American Con- federation . Thus ...
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... American canal while Great Britain would control the Suez as a counterpart to Gibraltar on her Mediterranean communications to the Orient . In 1880 the United States , alarmed by the energetic starting of the French canal activities at ...
... American canal while Great Britain would control the Suez as a counterpart to Gibraltar on her Mediterranean communications to the Orient . In 1880 the United States , alarmed by the energetic starting of the French canal activities at ...
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... American belongs to Simón Bolívar , the Liberator President of Colombia . He envisaged an isthmian canal at Panamá destined to become the center of the world - a concept forming part of his plan for an American Union of Nations , later ...
... American belongs to Simón Bolívar , the Liberator President of Colombia . He envisaged an isthmian canal at Panamá destined to become the center of the world - a concept forming part of his plan for an American Union of Nations , later ...
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THE CANAL POLICY OF THE UNITED STATES EVOLVES | 66 |
THE DIPLOMATIC DEADLOCK IS BROKEN 18961901 | 110 |
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