History of Central America .. 3
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Wishing to keep Panamd neutral in the horrible struggle going on in the rest of the republic, Guardia entered into a convention on the 6th of September, 1861, with Manuel Murillo Toro, who represented those states, by which Panamd was to join the confederacy, but to take no active part in the family quarrel.^* Early in July 1862 the state assumed the official name of Estado Soberano de Panamd, which it has retained to the present time.
This contest, out of which the liberal party came triumphan...t throughout the country, was known as ' la revolucion de Mosquera.' The minister of Nueva Granada in Washington, on the plea that a mere naval force could not aflford security to the Isthmus transit, asked the United States to provide also a land force of 300 cavalry, but the request was not granted.^* oonntry's resonrcei. BidweiCa Isth, qfPati., 200-2; MtUaUmado, Asuntoa PolU, Pan,, MS., 15-16.
^*The gov. was authorized by the legialature on the 16th of Oct., 1861, to join the state to the new confederacy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wishing to keep Panamd neutral in the horrible struggle going on in the rest of the republic, Guardia entered into a convention on the 6th of September, 1861, with Manuel Murillo Toro, who represented those states, by which Panamd was to join the confederacy, but to take no active part in the family quarrel.^* Early in July 1862 the state assumed the official name of Estado Soberano de Panamd, which it has retained to the present time.
This contest, out of which the liberal party came triumphan...t throughout the country, was known as ' la revolucion de Mosquera.' The minister of Nueva Granada in Washington, on the plea that a mere naval force could not aflford security to the Isthmus transit, asked the United States to provide also a land force of 300 cavalry, but the request was not granted.^* oonntry's resonrcei. BidweiCa Isth, qfPati., 200-2; MtUaUmado, Asuntoa PolU, Pan,, MS., 15-16.
^*The gov. was authorized by the legialature on the 16th of Oct., 1861, to join the state to the new confederacy.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bancroft, Hubert Howe, 1832-1918 to read onlineMoreLess
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