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... Colombia's refusal to ratify the Hay- Herrán Treaty , brought about a deep bitterness and resentment in Colombia toward the United States . Colombia first sought redress of her grievances through arbitration , but the United States ...
... Colombia's refusal to ratify the Hay- Herrán Treaty , brought about a deep bitterness and resentment in Colombia toward the United States . Colombia first sought redress of her grievances through arbitration , but the United States ...
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... Colombia stood to profit more by the building of that canal than any other nation upon earth . Her territory stretching across the northwestern end of South America was without internal communi- cation or unity . Her principal towns ...
... Colombia stood to profit more by the building of that canal than any other nation upon earth . Her territory stretching across the northwestern end of South America was without internal communi- cation or unity . Her principal towns ...
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... Colombia Selected for limited study at the request of Colombia . 24 Atrato - Peranchita- Panama and 133 957 Tuira Colombia Selected for limited study at the request of Colombia . About twice the ex- cavation required on Route 14 ; poor ...
... Colombia Selected for limited study at the request of Colombia . 24 Atrato - Peranchita- Panama and 133 957 Tuira Colombia Selected for limited study at the request of Colombia . About twice the ex- cavation required on Route 14 ; poor ...
Contents
RUDOLPH J TAUSSIG | 1 |
Selected Abstracts Reprinted from Report of the AtlanticPacific Interoceanic Canal | 15 |
FESSENDEN N OTIS | 25 |
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