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Page 147
... harbors at the termini of said canal as shall be necessary for the safe and convenient use thereof , and shall make such pro- visions for defense as may be necessary for the safety and protection of said harbors and canal ; and such sum ...
... harbors at the termini of said canal as shall be necessary for the safe and convenient use thereof , and shall make such pro- visions for defense as may be necessary for the safety and protection of said harbors and canal ; and such sum ...
Page 293
... harbors are completely separated from and independent of the harbors of the canal , or the harbors situated at its two entrances and which ships going through the canal have to use . The harbor at the Colon end of the canal is an interior ...
... harbors are completely separated from and independent of the harbors of the canal , or the harbors situated at its two entrances and which ships going through the canal have to use . The harbor at the Colon end of the canal is an interior ...
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... harbor situated at La Boca , several miles from the wharf which forms the Panama Harbor , a wharf built in open sea like those of Colon . The very same thing may be said of the Pa- nama as of the Colon harbors . Both are local harbors ...
... harbor situated at La Boca , several miles from the wharf which forms the Panama Harbor , a wharf built in open sea like those of Colon . The very same thing may be said of the Pa- nama as of the Colon harbors . Both are local harbors ...
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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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