The Panama Canal: Readings on Its HistorySCOTT (copy 1): from the John Holmes Library collection. |
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In 1898 M. A. Sanclamente was elected President , and J. M. Maroquin , vice president , of the Republic of Colombia . It is true that there was no freedom of election . Our minister had reported of a preceding election : " None but the ...
In 1898 M. A. Sanclamente was elected President , and J. M. Maroquin , vice president , of the Republic of Colombia . It is true that there was no freedom of election . Our minister had reported of a preceding election : " None but the ...
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Later , President Kennedy authorized the flying of the Panamanian flag at some seventeen different locations in the zone . Still unsatisfied , Panamanian mobs rioted in 1964 and attacked the zone . They were tacitly encouraged by the ...
Later , President Kennedy authorized the flying of the Panamanian flag at some seventeen different locations in the zone . Still unsatisfied , Panamanian mobs rioted in 1964 and attacked the zone . They were tacitly encouraged by the ...
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This agreement has been Theodore Roosevelt himseif stated publicly in negotiated over a period of 14 years under Panama , I quote : four Presidents of the United States . President Amador Guerrero , we have not I'm proud to see ...
This agreement has been Theodore Roosevelt himseif stated publicly in negotiated over a period of 14 years under Panama , I quote : four Presidents of the United States . President Amador Guerrero , we have not I'm proud to see ...
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RUDOLPH J TAUSSIG | 1 |
FESSENDEN N OTIS | 25 |
PAUL J SCHEIPS | 53 |
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