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Page 133
... government according to the forms which find their model in the constitutions of our own country . In the meantime , also , many other governments have followed the United States in receiving the new republic into the family of nations ...
... government according to the forms which find their model in the constitutions of our own country . In the meantime , also , many other governments have followed the United States in receiving the new republic into the family of nations ...
Page 146
... Government of the United States in the meantime preserve the neutrality and transit of the Isthmus , and do not recognize the new Government . The Gen. Reyes of these dispatches is now the President - elect of Colombia . Upon reading ...
... Government of the United States in the meantime preserve the neutrality and transit of the Isthmus , and do not recognize the new Government . The Gen. Reyes of these dispatches is now the President - elect of Colombia . Upon reading ...
Page 147
... Government which has tried to play toward us the part of the highwayman ? There was no provision of our treaty with Colombia which required us to answer to her call , for our guar- anty of her sovereignty in that treaty relates solely ...
... Government which has tried to play toward us the part of the highwayman ? There was no provision of our treaty with Colombia which required us to answer to her call , for our guar- anty of her sovereignty in that treaty relates solely ...
Contents
RUDOLPH J TAUSSIG | 1 |
Selected Abstracts Reprinted from Report of the AtlanticPacific Interoceanic Canal | 15 |
FESSENDEN N OTIS | 25 |
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