Colombia and the United States, 1765-1934Greenwood Press, 1968 - Počet stran: 554 |
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... GRANT'S FUTILE EFFORTS President Grant's interest in a canal was of long standing . He had been impressed with the need of one in 1852 , when he crossed the Isthmus with troops enroute to California.44 At the close of the Civil War he ...
... GRANT'S FUTILE EFFORTS President Grant's interest in a canal was of long standing . He had been impressed with the need of one in 1852 , when he crossed the Isthmus with troops enroute to California.44 At the close of the Civil War he ...
Strana 355
... grants from Nicaragua such as would be sufficient to tempt the cupidity and inspire the confidence of capital . " President Grant was convinced that these were necessary for the immediate success of the enterprise . However ...
... grants from Nicaragua such as would be sufficient to tempt the cupidity and inspire the confidence of capital . " President Grant was convinced that these were necessary for the immediate success of the enterprise . However ...
Strana 356
... Grant's staff officers . Ammen was shown partial maps but not given the secret of a claimed low - level route . Gogorza later wrote Ammen urging haste , lest his infor- mation fall into European hands , but the latter refused to deal ...
... Grant's staff officers . Ammen was shown partial maps but not given the secret of a claimed low - level route . Gogorza later wrote Ammen urging haste , lest his infor- mation fall into European hands , but the latter refused to deal ...
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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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