Documentary Diplomatic History of the Panama Canal |
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Her Majesty's Government cannot admit that the analogy which it is sought to draw from the conduct of Great Britain in regard to the Suez Canal is correct or justified by the facts . They have made no attempt to fortify the island of ...
Her Majesty's Government cannot admit that the analogy which it is sought to draw from the conduct of Great Britain in regard to the Suez Canal is correct or justified by the facts . They have made no attempt to fortify the island of ...
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tion of the treaty , it is also a fact that since 1904 there have arisen a number of controversies touching the ap- plication of certain clauses of the Canal treaty , and Pana- ma has reached the conclusion that it is necessary once for ...
tion of the treaty , it is also a fact that since 1904 there have arisen a number of controversies touching the ap- plication of certain clauses of the Canal treaty , and Pana- ma has reached the conclusion that it is necessary once for ...
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All of these works have been dedicated to the use of the public , and the fact that they have enhanced the value of privately owned property does not appear to be an argument against the fairness of the dealing of the United States with ...
All of these works have been dedicated to the use of the public , and the fact that they have enhanced the value of privately owned property does not appear to be an argument against the fairness of the dealing of the United States with ...
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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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