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Secretary Hay eventually persuaded the British of the American desire to omit all mention of fortifications and defense . Lord Lansdowne's Memorandum of August 3 , 1901 , recognized American wishes : In the new draft the United States ...
Secretary Hay eventually persuaded the British of the American desire to omit all mention of fortifications and defense . Lord Lansdowne's Memorandum of August 3 , 1901 , recognized American wishes : In the new draft the United States ...
Page 324
While the canal remains an important Against this backdrop , what is it , then , we defense asset according to our Department of have achieved in the agreement in principle Defense , it is no longer vital , clearly no longer reached ...
While the canal remains an important Against this backdrop , what is it , then , we defense asset according to our Department of have achieved in the agreement in principle Defense , it is no longer vital , clearly no longer reached ...
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Further , the treaty contemplates a combined defense agreement between the United States and Panama as a result of which Panama's Armed Forces will be able to protect the canal against threats from within Panama more effectively than ...
Further , the treaty contemplates a combined defense agreement between the United States and Panama as a result of which Panama's Armed Forces will be able to protect the canal against threats from within Panama more effectively than ...
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Contents
RUDOLPH J TAUSSIG | 1 |
FESSENDEN N OTIS | 25 |
PAUL J SCHEIPS | 53 |
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