Documentary Diplomatic History of the Panama Canal |
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Haring states that the Consejo de Indias gave some at- tention of the matter and recommended that several of its members investigate the results of such plans in the past . ( * ) According to Parks , ( 3 ) Thomas Jefferson , United ...
Haring states that the Consejo de Indias gave some at- tention of the matter and recommended that several of its members investigate the results of such plans in the past . ( * ) According to Parks , ( 3 ) Thomas Jefferson , United ...
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Not only is the course of the Government in all matters subject to daily comment , but the motives of public men are ... It is a matter of common knowledge that the quest of a way to the westward , across the sea , from Europe to Asia ...
Not only is the course of the Government in all matters subject to daily comment , but the motives of public men are ... It is a matter of common knowledge that the quest of a way to the westward , across the sea , from Europe to Asia ...
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... jurisdiction in matters of sanitation and quarantine in the maritime waters of the ports of Panama and Colon . ... the Canal Zone is modified and supplemented by the following provisions : All mail matter carried in the territory of ...
... jurisdiction in matters of sanitation and quarantine in the maritime waters of the ports of Panama and Colon . ... the Canal Zone is modified and supplemented by the following provisions : All mail matter carried in the territory of ...
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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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