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THE COMMERCIAL PRESSURES FOR A NICARAGUA T CANAL IN THE 1890's Paul J. Scheips HERE existed in the United States in the late nineteenth century a strong conviction that the Nicaragua route utilizing the San Juan River and Lake Nicaragua ...
THE COMMERCIAL PRESSURES FOR A NICARAGUA T CANAL IN THE 1890's Paul J. Scheips HERE existed in the United States in the late nineteenth century a strong conviction that the Nicaragua route utilizing the San Juan River and Lake Nicaragua ...
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To do the work of construction , the Nicaragua Canal Construction Coinpany had already been organized under Colorado law . The only construction work ever done on the proposed Nicaragua canal followed , but the panic of 1893 threw the ...
To do the work of construction , the Nicaragua Canal Construction Coinpany had already been organized under Colorado law . The only construction work ever done on the proposed Nicaragua canal followed , but the panic of 1893 threw the ...
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11 Publicity was also given to estimates of cost , to labor problems , and to considerations of sanitary conditions in Nicaragua . In the late 1880's A. B. Menocal estimated the cost of a Nicaragua canal at $ 65,084,176 , which sum a ...
11 Publicity was also given to estimates of cost , to labor problems , and to considerations of sanitary conditions in Nicaragua . In the late 1880's A. B. Menocal estimated the cost of a Nicaragua canal at $ 65,084,176 , which sum a ...
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Contents
RUDOLPH J TAUSSIG | 1 |
FESSENDEN N OTIS | 25 |
PAUL J SCHEIPS | 53 |
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