| John Jay Williams - 1852 - 438 páginas
...which latter, though apparently insignificant, would be found more important than might be imagined. If we look at the map of the American continent, it...Europe or the United States to the Pacific it is the shortcut route of any, either now in operation, or that is at 120 j)rcscnt contemplated. This is clearly... | |
| John Jay Williams - 1852 - 372 páginas
...which latter, though apparently insignificant, would be found more important than might be imagined. If we look at the map of the American continent, it...point at which an inter-oceanic communication can bo established, whether we consider it in reference to the United States alone, or to the American,... | |
| John Jay Williams - 1852 - 688 páginas
...which latter, though apparently insignificant, would be found more important than might be imagined. If we look at the map of the American continent, it will be seetn that the Isthmus of Tehuantepec is the most favorable point at which an inter-oceanic communication... | |
| Henri Stucklé - 1870 - 170 páginas
...shipping from our interior commercial centres shall be able to extend their voyages to the coast. ' If we look at the map of the American continent, it...communication can be established, whether we consider it specially with reference to the United States alone, or to the other American and the European and... | |
| William B. Dana - 1870 - 490 páginas
...of the two isthmuses, which give Tehuantepec Ъп important advantage over Nicaragua. From a glance at the map of the American continent it will be seen...interoceanic communication can be established, whether regarded with a view to the accommodation of American commerce alone, or the commerce of other countries... | |
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