Documentary Diplomatic History of the Panama Canal |
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... considered as excluded from its jurisdiction . There would remain two things to be considered in re- gard to this subject : 1. Whether the United States has the authority , according to the Bunau - Varilla - Hay treaty , to make ports ...
... considered as excluded from its jurisdiction . There would remain two things to be considered in re- gard to this subject : 1. Whether the United States has the authority , according to the Bunau - Varilla - Hay treaty , to make ports ...
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... considered to be outside the competency of the National Government , although said works were to be constructed in territory subject to the national sovereignty . Finally , it was established that the National Government had the ...
... considered to be outside the competency of the National Government , although said works were to be constructed in territory subject to the national sovereignty . Finally , it was established that the National Government had the ...
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... considered , was subsc- quently approved by the then Secretary of Foreign Rela- tions , Doctor Espriella . But the ... considered to be in violation of the Canal treaty . Panama maintained that the Canal Zone could not be considered as a ...
... considered , was subsc- quently approved by the then Secretary of Foreign Rela- tions , Doctor Espriella . But the ... considered to be in violation of the Canal treaty . Panama maintained that the Canal Zone could not be considered as a ...
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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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