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... Interoceanic Canal Study Commission , to a United States - Nicaragua convention terminating the treaty . In 1881 the great engineer James Buchanan Eads obtained a concession from Mexico for an interoceanic ship railway across the ...
... Interoceanic Canal Study Commission , to a United States - Nicaragua convention terminating the treaty . In 1881 the great engineer James Buchanan Eads obtained a concession from Mexico for an interoceanic ship railway across the ...
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... Interoceanic Canal Study Commission . 6 Annual Reports [ Washington ] , 1965-1970 ; and Interoceanic Canal Studies , 1970 [ Final Report ] , supplemented by 5 annexes with Annex V having 17 appendices in 6 volumes . [ Washington , 1970 ] ...
... Interoceanic Canal Study Commission . 6 Annual Reports [ Washington ] , 1965-1970 ; and Interoceanic Canal Studies , 1970 [ Final Report ] , supplemented by 5 annexes with Annex V having 17 appendices in 6 volumes . [ Washington , 1970 ] ...
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... Interoceanic Canal Board . Interoceanic Communications via the Central American Isthmus . Letter of the Secretary of War and report of the Chief of Engineers on investigation and survey to ascertain the practicability and cost of ...
... Interoceanic Canal Board . Interoceanic Communications via the Central American Isthmus . Letter of the Secretary of War and report of the Chief of Engineers on investigation and survey to ascertain the practicability and cost of ...
Contents
RUDOLPH J TAUSSIG | 1 |
Selected Abstracts Reprinted from Report of the AtlanticPacific Interoceanic Canal | 15 |
FESSENDEN N OTIS | 25 |
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