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... territory " for that pur- pose , and that " the sovereignty of such territory " is " vested in the Republic of Panama . " 3 The congressional authorization referred to is , of course , the Spooner Act , described earlier . So far as ...
... territory " for that pur- pose , and that " the sovereignty of such territory " is " vested in the Republic of Panama . " 3 The congressional authorization referred to is , of course , the Spooner Act , described earlier . So far as ...
Page 70
... territory to Panama than to give the Louisiana Purchase back to France , or Alaska back to the Soviet Union . " 8 Dr. Lucier may be right from a practical or political standpoint . That is beside the point at this juncture . But both he ...
... territory to Panama than to give the Louisiana Purchase back to France , or Alaska back to the Soviet Union . " 8 Dr. Lucier may be right from a practical or political standpoint . That is beside the point at this juncture . But both he ...
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... territory and dominion herein made . . . to be free of any reservations . " 11 ( Emphasis added . ) In both these treaties it was provided that the inhabitants of the ceded territories should have U.S. citizenship bestowed on them ...
... territory and dominion herein made . . . to be free of any reservations . " 11 ( Emphasis added . ) In both these treaties it was provided that the inhabitants of the ceded territories should have U.S. citizenship bestowed on them ...
Contents
Foreword Senator Barry Goldwater | 9 |
Foreword Representative John J Rhodes | 11 |
Preface | 15 |
Copyright | |
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