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Page 43
... ment of Messrs . Totten and Center , rapidly assumed a per- manent character ; firm and thoroughly secured embank- ments took the place of the trestle - work ; for the temporary bridges were substituted heavy iron substantial structures ...
... ment of Messrs . Totten and Center , rapidly assumed a per- manent character ; firm and thoroughly secured embank- ments took the place of the trestle - work ; for the temporary bridges were substituted heavy iron substantial structures ...
Page 300
... ments accompanies this report , and the Depart- ment of State will provide copies of these docu- ments to the Senate for its information . I am confident you will find that these Treaties are well designed to achieve our national ...
... ments accompanies this report , and the Depart- ment of State will provide copies of these docu- ments to the Senate for its information . I am confident you will find that these Treaties are well designed to achieve our national ...
Page 352
... ment of State , Bureau of Public Affairs , September 1977 . For a full understanding of the new treaty arrangements ... ments here referred to can also be found printed in toto , excepting the maps , in Background Docu- ments Relating to ...
... ment of State , Bureau of Public Affairs , September 1977 . For a full understanding of the new treaty arrangements ... ments here referred to can also be found printed in toto , excepting the maps , in Background Docu- ments Relating to ...
Contents
RUDOLPH J TAUSSIG | 1 |
Selected Abstracts Reprinted from Report of the AtlanticPacific Interoceanic Canal | 15 |
FESSENDEN N OTIS | 25 |
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