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Panama Canal Controversies and History from News Accounts

By privateer Posted on April 28, 2017 Posted in Cruise ships, Freighters, Ken Rossignol ship talks, PANAMA 1914, Panama International Book Fair 2016, Videos No Comments Tagged with Ambassador John Feeley, Balboa, big dig, Col. George W. Goethals, Gatun, International Book Fair 2016 Panama, Ken Rossignol, Miraflores Locks, new expansion of Panama Canal, Panama 1914, Panama Canal, Panama Canal Zone, Theodore Roosevelt

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