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Report of the Secretary of War - In compliance with a resolution of the Senate of the 5th instant, a copy of the report of Captain Thomas J. Cram, of November, 1856, on the oceanic routes to California
Published by U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, DC, 1857
Removed Document. Condition: Very Good. 34th Congress, 3rd session. Senate Executive Doc. No. 51; 20 pages; Removed document, clean and complete. OCLC 1065762406 Dicusses proposed routes for canals from Atlantic to Pacific oceans. 1. Panama Route, 2. Nicaragua Route, 3. Honduras Route, 4. Tehuantepec Route. Also discusses connections with Cuban and Florida railroads.
