The Panama Canal: Readings on Its HistorySCOTT (copy 1): from the John Holmes Library collection. |
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Page 143
... authority of the Congress at Bogota . It provided that the President might at any time , in case of civil commotion , declare the public order to be disturbed , and that he should thereupon have authority to issue decrees having the ...
... authority of the Congress at Bogota . It provided that the President might at any time , in case of civil commotion , declare the public order to be disturbed , and that he should thereupon have authority to issue decrees having the ...
Page 195
... authority . As early as August 11 , 1904 , representatives of the Government of Panama contested the scope of American authority under this article.26 It was main- tained that the United States was merely in the position of a private ...
... authority . As early as August 11 , 1904 , representatives of the Government of Panama contested the scope of American authority under this article.26 It was main- tained that the United States was merely in the position of a private ...
Page 202
... authority in and over the Canal and over all vessels using the Canal , subject to the limitations of equality of treatment , to the Rules forming the " basis of neutralization , " and to a right of passage of Panaman troops and war ...
... authority in and over the Canal and over all vessels using the Canal , subject to the limitations of equality of treatment , to the Rules forming the " basis of neutralization , " and to a right of passage of Panaman troops and war ...
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RUDOLPH J TAUSSIG | 1 |
FESSENDEN N OTIS | 25 |
PAUL J SCHEIPS | 53 |
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