Cadiz to Cathay: The Story of the Long Struggle for a Waterway Across the American Isthmus |
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... Colombians and citizens of the United States . d ) Colombia to retain sovereignty , but the United States to protect the canal in case Colombia could not effectively do so . e ) The United States to pay Colombia $ 10,000,000 cash on ...
... Colombians and citizens of the United States . d ) Colombia to retain sovereignty , but the United States to protect the canal in case Colombia could not effectively do so . e ) The United States to pay Colombia $ 10,000,000 cash on ...
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... Colombia would not only lose all the advantages direct and indirect which she has today in prospect but also she would bring upon herself new outbreaks and humiliations . Long before the Colombian Congress was called for the spe- cial ...
... Colombia would not only lose all the advantages direct and indirect which she has today in prospect but also she would bring upon herself new outbreaks and humiliations . Long before the Colombian Congress was called for the spe- cial ...
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... Colombia's attitude , it is incompre- hensible upon any theory of desire to see the canal built upon the basis of mutual advantage alike to those building it and to Colombia herself . All we desire to do is to take up the work begun by ...
... Colombia's attitude , it is incompre- hensible upon any theory of desire to see the canal built upon the basis of mutual advantage alike to those building it and to Colombia herself . All we desire to do is to take up the work begun by ...
Contents
PROJECTS CONFLICTS AND THE COMPROMISE 18001850 | 21 |
THE CANAL POLICY OF THE UNITED STATES EVOLVES | 66 |
THE DIPLOMATIC DEADLOCK IS BROKEN 18961901 | 110 |
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