The Panama Canal: A history and description of the enterprise

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In the early 20th century, the ambitious endeavor to construct the Panama Canal transformed global trade routes and geopolitical dynamics. "The Panama Canal: A History and Description of the Enterprise" by J. Saxon Mills meticulously chronicles this monumental project, highlighting the engineering marvels and the health crises that plagued workers during construction. Mills provides a vivid account of the canal's unprecedented scale and the international tensions that shaped its completion. Ideal for historians and civic activists, this detailed narrative offers insights into the logistical challenges and the socio-political implications of one of the world's most significant infrastructures. Dive into the rich history of an enterprise that redefined maritime navigation and international relations.