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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... agreed to ex- tend their protection to any other communication by canal or railway across the isthmus which is now pro- posed whether at " Tehauntepec or Panama . " In grant- ing , however , their joint protection it is always under ...
... agreed to ex- tend their protection to any other communication by canal or railway across the isthmus which is now pro- posed whether at " Tehauntepec or Panama . " In grant- ing , however , their joint protection it is always under ...
Page 27
... agreed , if England gave up her claim under the old treaty , that America would treat the English subjects on the same terms with her own citizens . It must be noted that the Hay - Pauncefote treaty is made by no nations only America ...
... agreed , if England gave up her claim under the old treaty , that America would treat the English subjects on the same terms with her own citizens . It must be noted that the Hay - Pauncefote treaty is made by no nations only America ...
Page 41
... agreed that the ports of entrance of the canal and the waters thereof and the towns of Panama and Colon shall be free for all time from custom tolls , tonnage and other dues or charges or taxes upon any vessel using the canal or ...
... agreed that the ports of entrance of the canal and the waters thereof and the towns of Panama and Colon shall be free for all time from custom tolls , tonnage and other dues or charges or taxes upon any vessel using the canal or ...
Page 45
... agreed to with her . He is then to excavate a ship canal using as far as possible the unfinished French work . The canal to be a lock canal , if deemed advisable . If he failed in getting the rights at Panama then he was to secure ...
... agreed to with her . He is then to excavate a ship canal using as far as possible the unfinished French work . The canal to be a lock canal , if deemed advisable . If he failed in getting the rights at Panama then he was to secure ...
Page 76
... be an example of a change of circum- stances that would render a treaty void : If a nation agreed to protect a weaker nation for a consideration and became unable to give protection the treaty would be 76 PANAMA CANAL.
... be an example of a change of circum- stances that would render a treaty void : If a nation agreed to protect a weaker nation for a consideration and became unable to give protection the treaty would be 76 PANAMA CANAL.
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