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The same exemption is extended to all articles and merchandize for interior or exterior trade which may remain in deposit , according to the conditions stipulated with the Company , in the storehouses and stations which belong to them .
The same exemption is extended to all articles and merchandize for interior or exterior trade which may remain in deposit , according to the conditions stipulated with the Company , in the storehouses and stations which belong to them .
Page 125
If the Liquidation should sell the properties which should belong to the Republic in case of forfeiture or abandonment of its preservation , according to previous contracts , except as regards ordinary deterioration or un- expected ...
If the Liquidation should sell the properties which should belong to the Republic in case of forfeiture or abandonment of its preservation , according to previous contracts , except as regards ordinary deterioration or un- expected ...
Page 349
According to the letter of the treaty Panama appears to be bound inde- finitely to give the land and water that may be necessary for the construction of the Canal . According to the letter of the treaty , under the notoriously unjust ...
According to the letter of the treaty Panama appears to be bound inde- finitely to give the land and water that may be necessary for the construction of the Canal . According to the letter of the treaty , under the notoriously unjust ...
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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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