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Page 63
... Chiriqui Lagoon and the harbor of Golfito on Golfo Dulce . 27 The Chiriqui Company's claims were derived from the Lafond grants ; land grants originally made by the New Granadian Province of Chiri- qui and the New Granadian cabildo of ...
... Chiriqui Lagoon and the harbor of Golfito on Golfo Dulce . 27 The Chiriqui Company's claims were derived from the Lafond grants ; land grants originally made by the New Granadian Province of Chiri- qui and the New Granadian cabildo of ...
Page 65
... Chiriqui project more fully than had been possible earlier.35 After Lincoln , the efforts of the Thompson interests to exploit the Chiriqui region languished , although Thompson continued his promo- tional activities . In 1866 , for ...
... Chiriqui project more fully than had been possible earlier.35 After Lincoln , the efforts of the Thompson interests to exploit the Chiriqui region languished , although Thompson continued his promo- tional activities . In 1866 , for ...
Page 66
... Chiriqui sites were contemplated , 40 Secretary of the Navy William H. Hunt , distrustful of the Chiriqui titles , refused to come to an agreement with Thompson and the Chiriqui Company , categorically rejecting the Chiriqui sites in ...
... Chiriqui sites were contemplated , 40 Secretary of the Navy William H. Hunt , distrustful of the Chiriqui titles , refused to come to an agreement with Thompson and the Chiriqui Company , categorically rejecting the Chiriqui sites in ...
Contents
RUDOLPH J TAUSSIG | 1 |
No Fortifications for the Panama Canal Reprinted from American Review of Reviews | 13 |
FESSENDEN N OTIS | 25 |
Copyright | |
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