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Page 78
... Americans , and the act of incorpo- ration is asked of an American Congress . Every step of this project recognizes the right of the United States to guard with jealous care the American continent against the encroachment of foreign ...
... Americans , and the act of incorpo- ration is asked of an American Congress . Every step of this project recognizes the right of the United States to guard with jealous care the American continent against the encroachment of foreign ...
Page 148
... American armed force of any description on the soil of the Isthmus . The Nashville was in the harbor . The American consul appealed to the commander of the Nashville for protection , and he landed the 42 marines and bluejackets . They ...
... American armed force of any description on the soil of the Isthmus . The Nashville was in the harbor . The American consul appealed to the commander of the Nashville for protection , and he landed the 42 marines and bluejackets . They ...
Page 358
... American Review , CLXXIV ( May 1902 ) , 672-686 . This is an argument for building a Nicaragua rather than a Panama Canal , the author being a senator from Alabama and the leading advocate of the Nicaragua route . Olney , Richard ...
... American Review , CLXXIV ( May 1902 ) , 672-686 . This is an argument for building a Nicaragua rather than a Panama Canal , the author being a senator from Alabama and the leading advocate of the Nicaragua route . Olney , Richard ...
Contents
RUDOLPH J TAUSSIG | 1 |
No Fortifications for the Panama Canal Reprinted from American Review of Reviews | 13 |
FESSENDEN N OTIS | 25 |
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