The Panama Canal question, a plea for Colombia.

Much of the material in this collection corresponds to Abelardo Aldana's pamphlet: The Panama canal question. A plea for Colombia. 2d ed. (enl.) Cardiff, 1903.The Panama canal question, by Abelardo Aldana.-- Appendix to the former article--Diplomatic notes between the minister of the United States at Bogotá and the Colombian minister of foreign affairs, from November 11th to November 21st, 1903.-- Colombia and the Hay-Herrán Treaty; by Antonio Llano.--Was Panama ever an independent state?-- The logic of the message.-- Did the treaty of 1846 give any advantages to the United States?-- Duty, not right.--The path of justice.-- Violation of a treaty, by Francisco Escobar.--Colombia guiltless of extortion.-- Presidents on the New Granada treaty.--English opinions.-- New diplomatic notes between the secretary of state and the minister of Colombia on special mission, from December 23d, 1903, to January 13th, 1904.Mode of access: Internet