Documentary Diplomatic History of the Panama Canal |
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It is hoped that this collection , which has been arranged in chronological order , will be useful in bringing together in ... The collection is very selective , and many documents which might well have been included have been omitted .
It is hoped that this collection , which has been arranged in chronological order , will be useful in bringing together in ... The collection is very selective , and many documents which might well have been included have been omitted .
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For the purposes of customs administration in said canal zone , there are hereby established two collection districts , as follows : First . The district of Ancon , comprising the southern half of said canal zone , more particularly ...
For the purposes of customs administration in said canal zone , there are hereby established two collection districts , as follows : First . The district of Ancon , comprising the southern half of said canal zone , more particularly ...
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However , the Republic of Panama shall not impose or collect any charges or taxes upon any vessel using or passing through the Canal which does not touch at a port under Panamanian jurisdiction or upon the of- ficers , crew or ...
However , the Republic of Panama shall not impose or collect any charges or taxes upon any vessel using or passing through the Canal which does not touch at a port under Panamanian jurisdiction or upon the of- ficers , crew or ...
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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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