Surrender in Panama: The Case Against the Treaty |
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... agreed to make him their chief negotiator for a canal treaty with the United States . Meeting in Washington with Secretary of State Hay , Bunau - Varilla worked out the formula which remains in force today and provides the sound legal ...
... agreed to make him their chief negotiator for a canal treaty with the United States . Meeting in Washington with Secretary of State Hay , Bunau - Varilla worked out the formula which remains in force today and provides the sound legal ...
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... agreed to maintain will ensure permanent access to the Canal by vessels of all nations on the basis of entire equality ; Whereas the said regime of effective neutrality shall constitute the best protection for the Canal and shall ensure ...
... agreed to maintain will ensure permanent access to the Canal by vessels of all nations on the basis of entire equality ; Whereas the said regime of effective neutrality shall constitute the best protection for the Canal and shall ensure ...
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... agreed to possess the Cherokees of seven million acres of land west of the Mississippi . " It was the policy of the United States to induce Indians . . . to surrender their lands and possessions to the United States and emigrate and ...
... agreed to possess the Cherokees of seven million acres of land west of the Mississippi . " It was the policy of the United States to induce Indians . . . to surrender their lands and possessions to the United States and emigrate and ...
Contents
How We Got There | 18 |
What Panama Agreed To | 34 |
The Importance of the Canal Today | 43 |
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