Colombia and the United States, 1765-1934Arno Press, 1970 - Počet stran: 554 |
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... protection , whereupon Admiral John J. Almy landed ( September 24 ) one hundred and fifty men from the Benecia and Pensacola to protect the railroad prop- erty and guard the trains in transit . When affairs be- came more disorderly that ...
... protection , whereupon Admiral John J. Almy landed ( September 24 ) one hundred and fifty men from the Benecia and Pensacola to protect the railroad prop- erty and guard the trains in transit . When affairs be- came more disorderly that ...
Strana 260
... protection " and instructed American naval officers to furnish this pro- tection , if Colombia failed . When local forces seemed inadequate at Bocas del Toro , American troops were landed in March , 1895 , for the protection of life and ...
... protection " and instructed American naval officers to furnish this pro- tection , if Colombia failed . When local forces seemed inadequate at Bocas del Toro , American troops were landed in March , 1895 , for the protection of life and ...
Strana 309
... protection.31 Henry Noble requested and demanded " prompt and efficient measures . . . to the end that ... [ he ] be promptly and fully reimbursed " ; suggested that Colombia be forced to set aside its Panama railroad an- nuities as a ...
... protection.31 Henry Noble requested and demanded " prompt and efficient measures . . . to the end that ... [ he ] be promptly and fully reimbursed " ; suggested that Colombia be forced to set aside its Panama railroad an- nuities as a ...
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CHAPTER PAGE | 3 |
ACCUMULATING DISCONTENT AND INCIPIENT REVOLTS | 19 |
THE CASE OF COLONIAL INDEPENDENCE BEFORE FOREIGN | 33 |
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