Panama and the Canal Today
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Explore the wonders of Panama and its famed canal in C.H. Forbes-Lindsay's "Panama and the Canal Today." Published in 1912, this book provides a snapshot of Panama during a pivotal moment in its history, shortly before the canal's opening. Forbes-Lindsay offers insights into the country's culture, geography, and the monumental engineering feat that is the Panama Canal.
Readers will discover details about the canal's construction, its significance for global trade, and the impact on the Panamanian landscape and its people. This historical account is valuable for those interested in the history of engineering, the development of Central America, and the lasting legacy of the Panama Canal.
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