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Did John Stevens ever reveal his reasons for resigning as chief engineer of the Panama canal project?
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#26725. Asked by Linus.
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Bennett
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It seems to be a mystery but there is a link that states: It was after Roosevelt had returned to the U.S. that Stevens began to dislike working at the canal. In a letter to the President, he did not resign, but stated that he was not 'anxious to continue in service.' Try this link http://www.june29.com/Tyler/nonfiction/pan2.html
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