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The one solution , and the perfectly adequate reply , is that a military question , in this resembling all technical questions , must be settled on technical grounds ; in this case on military grounds .
The one solution , and the perfectly adequate reply , is that a military question , in this resembling all technical questions , must be settled on technical grounds ; in this case on military grounds .
Page 189
May it engage in military operations within the Canal as a part of its defense ? These questions may well be the crux of the larger question of “ neutralization . ' The terms of the Hay - Pauncefote Treaty are largely silent on these ...
May it engage in military operations within the Canal as a part of its defense ? These questions may well be the crux of the larger question of “ neutralization . ' The terms of the Hay - Pauncefote Treaty are largely silent on these ...
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This would be a temporary solution without significant military advantages , and it would not relieve the problems in United States - Panamanian relations that derive from the personnel and defense requirements of the lock canal .
This would be a temporary solution without significant military advantages , and it would not relieve the problems in United States - Panamanian relations that derive from the personnel and defense requirements of the lock canal .
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