The Panama Canal: Readings on Its HistorySCOTT (copy 1): from the John Holmes Library collection. |
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Page 104
... called attention to " the earnest and widespread demand [ in the United States ] for the construction of the Canal by the Government . " At its annual meeting in April , 1900 , the National Association of Manufacturers once again ...
... called attention to " the earnest and widespread demand [ in the United States ] for the construction of the Canal by the Government . " At its annual meeting in April , 1900 , the National Association of Manufacturers once again ...
Page 145
... called Republic of Colombia . The absence of Sanclamento from the capital became permanent by his death in prison in the year 1902. When the people of Panama declared their independence in November last , no Congress had sat in Colombia ...
... called Republic of Colombia . The absence of Sanclamento from the capital became permanent by his death in prison in the year 1902. When the people of Panama declared their independence in November last , no Congress had sat in Colombia ...
Page 155
... called at his office and requested to see him . He was ad- mitted at once , and the following conver- sation ensued : 99 " I received your letter , colonel . " " My letter ? I have written you no letter . " Yes , a letter about that ...
... called at his office and requested to see him . He was ad- mitted at once , and the following conver- sation ensued : 99 " I received your letter , colonel . " " My letter ? I have written you no letter . " Yes , a letter about that ...
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RUDOLPH J TAUSSIG | 1 |
FESSENDEN N OTIS | 25 |
PAUL J SCHEIPS | 53 |
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