History and Expansion of the Panama Canal

International Society of Explosives Engineers
R Frank Chiappeta Tom Treleaven Eduardo Nixon John Dean Smith
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International Society of Explosives Engineers
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34
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1998

Abstract

"The creation of the Panama Canal was far more than a vast, unprecedented feat of engineering. It was a profoundly important historic event and a sweeping human drama not unlike that of war. Apart from wars, it represented the largest, most costly single effort ever before mounted anywhere on earth. It held the world's attention over a span of forty years. It affected the lives of tens of thousands of people at every level of society and of virtually every race and nationality. Great reputations were made and destroyed. For numbers of men and women it was the adventure of a lifetime.
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APA: R Frank Chiappeta Tom Treleaven Eduardo Nixon John Dean Smith  (1998)  History and Expansion of the Panama Canal

MLA: R Frank Chiappeta Tom Treleaven Eduardo Nixon John Dean Smith History and Expansion of the Panama Canal. International Society of Explosives Engineers, 1998.

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