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... and he shall also construct such safe and commodious 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 ...
... and he shall also construct such safe and commodious 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 ...
Page 293
Harbors adjacent to the cities of Panama and Colon : The harbors adjacent to the cities of Panama and Colon ( adjacent comes from ad jacens — lying at the side of ) are , in my understanding , the harbors in contact of said cities . and ...
Harbors adjacent to the cities of Panama and Colon : The harbors adjacent to the cities of Panama and Colon ( adjacent comes from ad jacens — lying at the side of ) are , in my understanding , the harbors in contact of said cities . and ...
Page 294
1 The harbor adjacent to the city of Colon is constituted by a series of wharves built in the open sea without any ... Both are local harbors , strictly limited to the service of the respective township and out of the way of the canal ...
1 The harbor adjacent to the city of Colon is constituted by a series of wharves built in the open sea without any ... Both are local harbors , strictly limited to the service of the respective township and out of the way of the canal ...
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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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