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Page 174
... coast or the other will be more quickly ready for action , sooner and more effectually mobi- lized , than if separated . To concentrate is more difficult than to disperse , and all administrative processes also will be hastened . It is ...
... coast or the other will be more quickly ready for action , sooner and more effectually mobi- lized , than if separated . To concentrate is more difficult than to disperse , and all administrative processes also will be hastened . It is ...
Page 178
... coast to const at will , we should be in a very much more defenceless position than we are to - day without the canal . That very possibility would make necessary additional ex- penditures on our military and naval establishments which ...
... coast to const at will , we should be in a very much more defenceless position than we are to - day without the canal . That very possibility would make necessary additional ex- penditures on our military and naval establishments which ...
Page 278
... Coast and Eu- rope to the Orient . Some thirteen major trade routes funnel through the Caribbean Sea - Gulf of Mexico- Panama Canal region . The skies and waters of the Caribbean and the Gulf are vital arteries for U.S. industry and ...
... Coast and Eu- rope to the Orient . Some thirteen major trade routes funnel through the Caribbean Sea - Gulf of Mexico- Panama Canal region . The skies and waters of the Caribbean and the Gulf are vital arteries for U.S. industry and ...
Contents
RUDOLPH J TAUSSIG | 1 |
Selected Abstracts Reprinted from Report of the AtlanticPacific Interoceanic Canal | 15 |
FESSENDEN N OTIS | 25 |
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