The Panama Canal: Readings on Its HistorySCOTT (copy 1): from the John Holmes Library collection. |
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Page 270
... United States for all time virtually unlimited authority in the Canal Zone . There is hence no legal obligation for the United States to modify in any way the treaty or the U.S. relationship with Panama . We do not question the legal ...
... United States for all time virtually unlimited authority in the Canal Zone . There is hence no legal obligation for the United States to modify in any way the treaty or the U.S. relationship with Panama . We do not question the legal ...
Page 285
... United States decided to abandon the canal , it would turn it over only to Panama , which had ceded it to the United States originally , and to no other nation . 99 Later , as President , Taft visited Panama , and told the Panamanians ...
... United States decided to abandon the canal , it would turn it over only to Panama , which had ceded it to the United States originally , and to no other nation . 99 Later , as President , Taft visited Panama , and told the Panamanians ...
Page 307
... United States of America of law enforcement and judicial juris- diction only during the transition period . The United States of America may amend , repeal or otherwise change such laws , regulations and administrative au- thority . The ...
... United States of America of law enforcement and judicial juris- diction only during the transition period . The United States of America may amend , repeal or otherwise change such laws , regulations and administrative au- thority . The ...
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RUDOLPH J TAUSSIG | 1 |
FESSENDEN N OTIS | 25 |
PAUL J SCHEIPS | 53 |
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