Surrender in Panama: The Case Against the Treaty |
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... Canal Zone . The zone government is by law an agency of the federal government whose chief executive officer , the governor , is appointed by the President of the United States . Laws : The United States Congress is the exclusive ...
... Canal Zone . The zone government is by law an agency of the federal government whose chief executive officer , the governor , is appointed by the President of the United States . Laws : The United States Congress is the exclusive ...
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... canal transit . The Canal Zone consists of 647 square miles , 372 of which are land area , housing the men , machinery , and technology required to keep this great waterway functioning . As of 1975 , population of the Canal Zone stood ...
... canal transit . The Canal Zone consists of 647 square miles , 372 of which are land area , housing the men , machinery , and technology required to keep this great waterway functioning . As of 1975 , population of the Canal Zone stood ...
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... Canal Zone or purchased , produced or manufactured therein by the Government of the United States of America shall be limited by it to the persons included in classes ( a ) and ( b ) of Section 2 of this Article ; and with regard to the ...
... Canal Zone or purchased , produced or manufactured therein by the Government of the United States of America shall be limited by it to the persons included in classes ( a ) and ( b ) of Section 2 of this Article ; and with regard to the ...
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Chapter 8 | 104 |
The HayPauncefote Treaty 1901 | 115 |
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