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... well before 2000 ( one of the dates pronational respect ; since Castro , Vietnam , An- posed for the transfer of sovereignty over the gola , the credibility of the United States has canal to Panama ) a new generation of ships will ...
... well before 2000 ( one of the dates pronational respect ; since Castro , Vietnam , An- posed for the transfer of sovereignty over the gola , the credibility of the United States has canal to Panama ) a new generation of ships will ...
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For this outright transfer of territory the United States paid the new republic an initial $ 10 million . In the same treaty , the U.S. government assumed the annual obligations of the Panama Railroad Company , a private company that ...
For this outright transfer of territory the United States paid the new republic an initial $ 10 million . In the same treaty , the U.S. government assumed the annual obligations of the Panama Railroad Company , a private company that ...
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If we transfer sovereignty over the canal to Panamaan act that seems to be , under the Hay - Pauncefote Treaty , legally questionable unless Britain agrees — we should leave the isthmus , lock , stock , and barrel ; our “ control ...
If we transfer sovereignty over the canal to Panamaan act that seems to be , under the Hay - Pauncefote Treaty , legally questionable unless Britain agrees — we should leave the isthmus , lock , stock , and barrel ; our “ control ...
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RUDOLPH J TAUSSIG | 1 |
FESSENDEN N OTIS | 25 |
PAUL J SCHEIPS | 53 |
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