The Panama Canal: An Elucidation of Its Governmental Features as Prescribed by Treaties; a Discussion of Toll Exemption and the Repeal Bill of 1914; and Other Pertinent Chapters |
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... Panama and Colombia had en- gaged in war , America would have been compelled to protect the railroad . Peace had to be maintained and this meant liberty to the new Republic . This was the legal theory , at least of a most important and ...
... Panama and Colombia had en- gaged in war , America would have been compelled to protect the railroad . Peace had to be maintained and this meant liberty to the new Republic . This was the legal theory , at least of a most important and ...
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... Republic into the family of nations ; which increased the grand total to 25 powers . The new ambassador has said that in less than two months after Panama's Declaration of Independence , the Republic was recognized by all of the powers ...
... Republic into the family of nations ; which increased the grand total to 25 powers . The new ambassador has said that in less than two months after Panama's Declaration of Independence , the Republic was recognized by all of the powers ...
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... Panama respectively . The Republic of Panama agrees that the cities of Colon and Panama shall comply in perpetuity with the sanitary ordinances made by the United States , and in case of their failure the United States is granted the ...
... Panama respectively . The Republic of Panama agrees that the cities of Colon and Panama shall comply in perpetuity with the sanitary ordinances made by the United States , and in case of their failure the United States is granted the ...
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... Panama is to have the right to transport over the canal its vessels , troops and munitions of war without paying charges of any kind ; also over the railway for the ... Panama , saving always " the rights of the Republic 42 PANAMA CANAL.
... Panama is to have the right to transport over the canal its vessels , troops and munitions of war without paying charges of any kind ; also over the railway for the ... Panama , saving always " the rights of the Republic 42 PANAMA CANAL.
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... Republic of Panama was to sell or release to the United States necessary lands for naval or coaling stations on the Pacific coast and on the Caribbean coast . These are the main points of the canal charter grant , and , like all similar ...
... Republic of Panama was to sell or release to the United States necessary lands for naval or coaling stations on the Pacific coast and on the Caribbean coast . These are the main points of the canal charter grant , and , like all similar ...
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