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... least the basis for arguing that it is , is perfectly clear . Re Eight years after the revolution in Panama , and two years after he left the White House , Theodore Roosevelt made a most unfortunate , though typically braggadocio ...
... least the basis for arguing that it is , is perfectly clear . Re Eight years after the revolution in Panama , and two years after he left the White House , Theodore Roosevelt made a most unfortunate , though typically braggadocio ...
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... least emotionally , is the Canal Zone . If there were no such slice of territory through the heart of the Republic of Panama , it is unlikely that the problems generated by U.S. operation and defense of the Canal would have attained ...
... least emotionally , is the Canal Zone . If there were no such slice of territory through the heart of the Republic of Panama , it is unlikely that the problems generated by U.S. operation and defense of the Canal would have attained ...
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... least thirty - fold . The new payments , described in the treaty as " a just and equitable return on the natural resources which [ Panama ] has dedicated to the efficient management , operation , maintenance , protection and defense of ...
... least thirty - fold . The new payments , described in the treaty as " a just and equitable return on the natural resources which [ Panama ] has dedicated to the efficient management , operation , maintenance , protection and defense of ...
Contents
Foreword Senator Barry Goldwater | 9 |
Foreword Representative John J Rhodes | 11 |
Preface | 15 |
Copyright | |
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