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Early Canal Zone living realities chronicled
13 Mar 2012
Format:Kindle Edition
This book is a classic written by a Canal Zone policeman about the canal and its workers.
It was widely read and quoted. It provided insight of how Zonians lived in the early days of the canal and some consulted it before seeking employment there.
His police badge was 88 and thus its inclusion in the title. He was a keen observer and had an easy to read journalist style. He traveled through out the Caribbean and collected and published his impressions as well.
It was widely read and quoted. It provided insight of how Zonians lived in the early days of the canal and some consulted it before seeking employment there.
His police badge was 88 and thus its inclusion in the title. He was a keen observer and had an easy to read journalist style. He traveled through out the Caribbean and collected and published his impressions as well.
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