The practicability and importance of a ship canal to connect the Atlantic & Pacific oceans. With a history of the enterprise from its first inception to the completion of the surveys William Kennish

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The practicability and importance of a ship canal to connect the Atlantic & Pacific oceans. With a history of the enterprise from its first inception to the completion of the surveys by William Kennish

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William Kennish

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University of Michigan Library

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2011-08-19

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