Documentary Diplomatic History of the Panama Canal |
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Page 220
By this convention every reasonable desire of the Colombian Government was believed to be gratified . Although the concession to the United States of the right to construct , operate , and protect the canal was understood to be in its ...
By this convention every reasonable desire of the Colombian Government was believed to be gratified . Although the concession to the United States of the right to construct , operate , and protect the canal was understood to be in its ...
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I desire also to point out to you that Ancon and Cristobal were within the Canal Zone when it was occupied by the United States and temporary government over it was assumed by Major - General George W. Davis , on behalf of the United ...
I desire also to point out to you that Ancon and Cristobal were within the Canal Zone when it was occupied by the United States and temporary government over it was assumed by Major - General George W. Davis , on behalf of the United ...
Page 384
Should Panama desire to negotiate for a change in this stipulation of the Treaty the United States Government would give careful consideration to any proposals it may care to make . 5. You classify the difficulties arising with the ...
Should Panama desire to negotiate for a change in this stipulation of the Treaty the United States Government would give careful consideration to any proposals it may care to make . 5. You classify the difficulties arising with the ...
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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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