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Page 36
... passed before the work was again forced onward . Col- onel Totten now assumed the direction of the work , and Mr. Center , the vice - president of the Company , repaired to the Isthmus to co - operate with him in the rapid advance- ment ...
... passed before the work was again forced onward . Col- onel Totten now assumed the direction of the work , and Mr. Center , the vice - president of the Company , repaired to the Isthmus to co - operate with him in the rapid advance- ment ...
Page 79
... passed ; and if I had been in the Senate at the time , it never would have passed . " It is in obedience to this policy that the United States has protested against the estab- lishment by Great Britain of a protectorate in Central ...
... passed ; and if I had been in the Senate at the time , it never would have passed . " It is in obedience to this policy that the United States has protested against the estab- lishment by Great Britain of a protectorate in Central ...
Page 157
... passing in a launch through the nine miles of the Culebra Cut , looking at the banks on either side , which had been ... passed over the line of the Canal from the Atlan- tic entrance to the southern end of Cule- bra Cut at Pedro Miguel ...
... passing in a launch through the nine miles of the Culebra Cut , looking at the banks on either side , which had been ... passed over the line of the Canal from the Atlan- tic entrance to the southern end of Cule- bra Cut at Pedro Miguel ...
Contents
RUDOLPH J TAUSSIG | 1 |
Selected Abstracts Reprinted from Report of the AtlanticPacific Interoceanic Canal | 15 |
FESSENDEN N OTIS | 25 |
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