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The independence of the Republic of Panama being an admitted fact , the Department will proceed to consider the complaints presented by you on behalf of your Government as to the manner in which that independence was established .
The independence of the Republic of Panama being an admitted fact , the Department will proceed to consider the complaints presented by you on behalf of your Government as to the manner in which that independence was established .
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The Department deems it un- necessary to enter into any argument upon the question raised at Bogota as to Colombia's sovereignty " . The convention speaks for itself , and its provisions for the acknowledgement and assurance of ...
The Department deems it un- necessary to enter into any argument upon the question raised at Bogota as to Colombia's sovereignty " . The convention speaks for itself , and its provisions for the acknowledgement and assurance of ...
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54 Department of State , Treaty Series No. 431 , 624 and 661 U. S. Foreign Relations U. S. State Department , Executive Orders Relating to the Isthmian Canal Commissions 1904-1911 ( Washington , Government Printing Office ...
54 Department of State , Treaty Series No. 431 , 624 and 661 U. S. Foreign Relations U. S. State Department , Executive Orders Relating to the Isthmian Canal Commissions 1904-1911 ( Washington , Government Printing Office ...
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Contents
Instructions from Henry Clay Secretary of State to | 19 |
James Buchanan Secretary of State to Benjamin | 27 |
Treaty of Peace Amity Navigation and Commerce | 35 |
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