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Page 454
... areas of land and to improve and deepen the entrances thereto and the anchorage in such places as well as to perform in on the said areas of land all the works that may be neces- sary in connection with the effective protection of the ...
... areas of land and to improve and deepen the entrances thereto and the anchorage in such places as well as to perform in on the said areas of land all the works that may be neces- sary in connection with the effective protection of the ...
Page 456
... areas . The United States is not obliged to turn over to Panama the areas at the expiration of this lease in the condition in which they were at the time of their occupation , nor is the Republic of Panama obliged to allow any ...
... areas . The United States is not obliged to turn over to Panama the areas at the expiration of this lease in the condition in which they were at the time of their occupation , nor is the Republic of Panama obliged to allow any ...
Page 489
... areas and , as severable parts of the areas cease to be need- ed , the lands and improvements would be con- veyed or transferred . The severability of parts of the areas depends upon a number of practical considerations including those ...
... areas and , as severable parts of the areas cease to be need- ed , the lands and improvements would be con- veyed or transferred . The severability of parts of the areas depends upon a number of practical considerations including those ...
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Instructions from Henry Clay Secretary of State to | 19 |
Benjamin A Bidlack United States Chargé dAffaires | 31 |
The Clayton Bulwer Treaty between the United | 39 |
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