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... tion of the American people , advertised the advantages of the Nicaraguan route , stated that American merchants were ready to undertake the enterprise , and requested the appoint- ment of a diplomatic agent to start the negotiations ...
... tion of the American people , advertised the advantages of the Nicaraguan route , stated that American merchants were ready to undertake the enterprise , and requested the appoint- ment of a diplomatic agent to start the negotiations ...
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... tion were most desirous of ending the Marroquín Administra- tion . They feared that approval of the treaty might supply the Executive with funds that would be used to extend his own power . To them the canal treaty was an internal ...
... tion were most desirous of ending the Marroquín Administra- tion . They feared that approval of the treaty might supply the Executive with funds that would be used to extend his own power . To them the canal treaty was an internal ...
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... tion of the Roosevelt Administration's viewpoint , it is quoted here as a matter of interest : .... As your Excellency says very well all those who have real knowledge of the steps which have been made before the movement of the 3rd ...
... tion of the Roosevelt Administration's viewpoint , it is quoted here as a matter of interest : .... As your Excellency says very well all those who have real knowledge of the steps which have been made before the movement of the 3rd ...
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THE CANAL POLICY OF THE UNITED STATES EVOLVES | 66 |
THE DIPLOMATIC DEADLOCK IS BROKEN 18961901 | 110 |
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1903 translation 1st Sess 2d Sess 57th Cong action Amador amendments American Arango arrived Article August Beaupré Belize Bogotá Britain British Bunau-Varilla cabled canal treaty Central America Clayton-Bulwer Treaty Colom Colombian Congress Colombian government Colón colony concession Concha construction Consul Cromwell December diplomatic engineer force Foreign Relations French 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 March 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 September ship sovereignty Spanish Spooner Law Story of Panama Tehuantepec tion transisthmian troops Washington wrote York