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... Secretary of the Navy.39 Although the Congressional debates leading to this legislation made it clear that only Chiriqui sites were contemplated , 40 Secretary of the Navy William H. Hunt , distrustful of the Chiriqui titles , refused ...
... Secretary of the Navy.39 Although the Congressional debates leading to this legislation made it clear that only Chiriqui sites were contemplated , 40 Secretary of the Navy William H. Hunt , distrustful of the Chiriqui titles , refused ...
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... Secretary of State John Hay and Secretary of War William Howard Taft soon after the treaty was signed . Panama itself has not directly raised the issue of titular sover- eignty ; instead , some of its administrations have claimed at ...
... Secretary of State John Hay and Secretary of War William Howard Taft soon after the treaty was signed . Panama itself has not directly raised the issue of titular sover- eignty ; instead , some of its administrations have claimed at ...
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... SECRETARY VANCE AND OTHER ADMINISTRATION OFFICIALS URGE RATIFICATION OF PANAMA. REMARKS BY PRESIDENT CARTER Weekly Compilation of Presidential Documents dated September 12 Mr. Secretary General and distinguished leaders from throughout ...
... SECRETARY VANCE AND OTHER ADMINISTRATION OFFICIALS URGE RATIFICATION OF PANAMA. REMARKS BY PRESIDENT CARTER Weekly Compilation of Presidential Documents dated September 12 Mr. Secretary General and distinguished leaders from throughout ...
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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