Panama: A Country StudySandra W. Meditz, Dennis Michael Hanratty Covers, for Panama, its history, social conditions, economic conditions, politics and government, and armed forces. |
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THE SPANISH COLONY | 10 |
THE UNITED STATES PROTECTORATE | 22 |
A New Accommodation | 29 |
Copyright | |
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