The Panama Canal: Readings on Its HistorySCOTT (copy 1): from the John Holmes Library collection. |
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Page 193
... transfer , the grant was " in perpetuity . " That is to say , Panama contracted away " the " the use , occupation and control " of the zone for a period of endless time.21 No limitation was placed upon the duration of the grant , as it ...
... transfer , the grant was " in perpetuity . " That is to say , Panama contracted away " the " the use , occupation and control " of the zone for a period of endless time.21 No limitation was placed upon the duration of the grant , as it ...
Page 294
... transfer of sovereignty would open a " Pandora's box of difficulties . " 9925 Without sovereignty it is clear that we shall not be able to carry out the terms of the Anglo- American treaty , nor shall we be able , regard- less of the ...
... transfer of sovereignty would open a " Pandora's box of difficulties . " 9925 Without sovereignty it is clear that we shall not be able to carry out the terms of the Anglo- American treaty , nor shall we be able , regard- less of the ...
Page 319
... transfer of real and personal property belong- ing to the United States or its agencies . The terms of the treaties either transferred the property directly or agreed upon the transfer of property . The transfers were made without ...
... transfer of real and personal property belong- ing to the United States or its agencies . The terms of the treaties either transferred the property directly or agreed upon the transfer of property . The transfers were made without ...
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RUDOLPH J TAUSSIG | 1 |
FESSENDEN N OTIS | 25 |
PAUL J SCHEIPS | 53 |
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