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Papers Relating to the Foreign Relations of the United States, 1919, Volume I

Petroleum legislation


Contents

    • Executive Decree No. 1255bis of June 20, 1919—Executive resolution of July 22 suspending the decree—Objections of the United States to the decree—Decision of the Colombian Supreme Court holding certain articles of the decree unconstitutional—Executive Decree No. 2251 of November 26 annulling Decree No. 1255bis—Enactment by the Colombian Congress of Petroleum Law, No. 120; approved December 30 (Documents 759-777)

    • Message of the President of the United States to Congress, December 2, 1919
    • List of Papers
    • General: (Documents 1-224)
      • Argentina: (Documents 225-236)
        • Austria: (Documents 237-243)
          • Belgium: (Documents 244-248)
            • Bolivia:
              • Brazil: (Documents 249-271)
                • Canada: (Documents 272-301)
                  • Chile:
                    • China: (Documents 302-722)
                      • Colombia: (Documents 723-785)
                        • Petroleum legislation (Documents 759-777)
                        • Costa Rica: (Documents 786-914)
                          • Addendum (Document 915)
                            • Index

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