Excerpt from Canal Interoceanico: Informe para Segundo Debate del Tratado Celebrado en 1870
El tratado es, pues, un tratado para. Hacer esploraciones, no para. Construir un canal. El primero i no el último es el objeto claro i preciso de sus estipulaciones Una. Vez discutido, aproba do i canjeado, podemos tener seguridad de que se esplora nuestro territorio iprobabilidades de que se levantan planos i se forman presupuestos pero con nada. Contaremos respecto al que debiera. Haber sido el objeto principal del tratado, nuestra. Gran aspira cion: la. Seguridad de que será. Construido el canal colombiano.
Para. Poder hacer esploraciones no se necesitaba. Un tratado público. Actualmente las está haciendo el Gobierno americano i dentro de mui poco tiempo conoceremos los resultados de ellas.
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Paperback. Condition: New. Print on Demand. This book concerns a treaty proposed in 1870 between the governments of Colombia and the United States to explore options for building an interoceanic canal. The author analyzes the treaty to ascertain the true nature of the commitment it represented. It is argued that the treaty was not simply to build a canal but to assess whether one was feasible, and building it was subject to the US government's judgment of its practicality. As such, the author posits that the treaty was an agreement to potentially build rather than a commitment to do so. The author provides significant historical context for the book's subject, addressing the implications of the canal's construction for international politics, especially between the US and European nations. Ultimately, the book provides important insights into the often-overlooked challenges faced by parties to major infrastructure projects. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. Seller Inventory # 9780267366644_0
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