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The warrant for the execution of that policy is the right of self - protection . ... and orderly government possessing and exercising the power to prevent lawless violence and to protect the lives and property of citizens and foreigners ...
The warrant for the execution of that policy is the right of self - protection . ... and orderly government possessing and exercising the power to prevent lawless violence and to protect the lives and property of citizens and foreigners ...
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world for the protection against capture by an enemy of objects of value to the security of nations . In all these cases we find that it is by fortification . Sea coast cities , naval bases , the Kiel Canal , are protected in this ...
world for the protection against capture by an enemy of objects of value to the security of nations . In all these cases we find that it is by fortification . Sea coast cities , naval bases , the Kiel Canal , are protected in this ...
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They entitle it to employ its armed forces for the protection of that Canal . The 1903 and 1936 treaties with Panama require the United States to go to the defense of Panama in case the security of that state is threatened .
They entitle it to employ its armed forces for the protection of that Canal . The 1903 and 1936 treaties with Panama require the United States to go to the defense of Panama in case the security of that state is threatened .
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Contents
RUDOLPH J TAUSSIG | 1 |
Selected Abstracts Reprinted from Report of the AtlanticPacific Interoceanic Canal | 15 |
FESSENDEN N OTIS | 25 |
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