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Although the Taft Agreement does not constitute all that could be desired by Panama it does recognize to a certain point the fiscal jurisdiction of Panama over the Canal Zone and it prevents the said zone from being opened to the ...
Although the Taft Agreement does not constitute all that could be desired by Panama it does recognize to a certain point the fiscal jurisdiction of Panama over the Canal Zone and it prevents the said zone from being opened to the ...
Page 368
This Section of the Taft Agreement is merely declaratory of the rights of the United States under the 1903 Treaty , and the abrogation of the Taft Agreement will , therefore , bring about no change in this matter .
This Section of the Taft Agreement is merely declaratory of the rights of the United States under the 1903 Treaty , and the abrogation of the Taft Agreement will , therefore , bring about no change in this matter .
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The rentals set out in this Article shall be paid in balboas as defined by the Agreement embodied in the ex- change of notes dated March 2 , 1936 , referred to in Arti- cle VII of the Treaty of that date between the United States of ...
The rentals set out in this Article shall be paid in balboas as defined by the Agreement embodied in the ex- change of notes dated March 2 , 1936 , referred to in Arti- cle VII of the Treaty of that date between the United States of ...
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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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