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... proposed voyage . It was learned that he was a Frenchman and had French companions with him , some of them from New France , who said that a strait through the continent certainly existed . Carbonel had been building a very large boat ...
... proposed voyage . It was learned that he was a Frenchman and had French companions with him , some of them from New France , who said that a strait through the continent certainly existed . Carbonel had been building a very large boat ...
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... proposed Nicaragua project . The Sault St. Marie Canal ( connecting Lakes Superior and Huron ) , perhaps most frequently mentioned , was held to provide lessons in lock construction and operation ; the experiences in building the ...
... proposed Nicaragua project . The Sault St. Marie Canal ( connecting Lakes Superior and Huron ) , perhaps most frequently mentioned , was held to provide lessons in lock construction and operation ; the experiences in building the ...
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... proposed United States guarantee of the bonds of the Maritime Company . " 80 Merry's pamphlet , The Nicaragua Canal , the Gateway between the Oceans , was published in 1895 " by authority of " the Chambers of Commerce of San Francisco ...
... proposed United States guarantee of the bonds of the Maritime Company . " 80 Merry's pamphlet , The Nicaragua Canal , the Gateway between the Oceans , was published in 1895 " by authority of " the Chambers of Commerce of San Francisco ...
Contents
RUDOLPH J TAUSSIG | 1 |
Selected Abstracts Reprinted from Report of the AtlanticPacific Interoceanic Canal | 15 |
FESSENDEN N OTIS | 25 |
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