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... Panama , quietly made the Canal's transit in nine hours- well within estimated time - and that was all . * * Its immensity of scale is the im- pressive thing about our Panama Canal . " The most gigantic effort yet made by man upon this ...
... Panama , quietly made the Canal's transit in nine hours- well within estimated time - and that was all . * * Its immensity of scale is the im- pressive thing about our Panama Canal . " The most gigantic effort yet made by man upon this ...
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... Panama Canal - the solution of the problem of inter- national commerce first thrust upon the Western world in 1455 when Constantinople fell to the Turks and when the great land routes to India and the Orient were closed to Christian ...
... Panama Canal - the solution of the problem of inter- national commerce first thrust upon the Western world in 1455 when Constantinople fell to the Turks and when the great land routes to India and the Orient were closed to Christian ...
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... Panama City . A Meeting of Neighbors By HON . SUMNER WELLES Under - Secretary of State ( From address at Conference of Foreign Ministers of the American Republics held in Panama City ) E ARE today creating a precedent . . . . The ...
... Panama City . A Meeting of Neighbors By HON . SUMNER WELLES Under - Secretary of State ( From address at Conference of Foreign Ministers of the American Republics held in Panama City ) E ARE today creating a precedent . . . . The ...
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