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"The American Type of Isthmian Canal: Speech by Hon. John Fairfield Dryden in the Senate of the United States, June 14, 1906" offers a vital historical perspective on the construction of the Panama Canal. This carefully prepared print republication presents the full text of John Fairfield Dryden's address to the United States Senate, providing insights into the debates and decisions surrounding this monumental infrastructure project.
Dryden's speech illuminates the political and engineering considerations that shaped the "American type" of Isthmian Canal. Readers interested in United States history, particularly the nation's involvement in the Panama Canal, will find this volume a valuable resource. Explore the public policy discussions and the technological challenges inherent in building one of the world's most significant transportation routes. This historical document allows readers to engage directly with the arguments and perspectives of the era, offering a deeper understanding of the canal's lasting impact.
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