A Man, a plan, a Canal

[@ronbo191]

The best documentary on the building of the Panama Canal ever. David McCullough is a master naratior. I can listen to him all day. Nice job Dave.. PREVIEW 1:22 PREVIEW 1:22

[@laurycg20]

Excelente❤

[@davidkeown5351]

How many poor working men died building the Panama Canal? How much were they paid?

[@Eddie-q8n]

25,600 men died , to . , Yellow fever , insect bites , food poison , venomous snake bites , and accidents

[@Eddie-q8n]

French 20,000 Americans 5600

[@randoburr8362]

Bruh

[@UTDAngelito]

Bruh

[@jacksanko7734]

Bruh

[@Phoenix137]

Bruh

[@pissoncops]

Bruh

[@thenordboy_3722]

Bruh

[@MegaUnc2009]

can anyone find more information about G. DÉLÉPINIE?

[@Etatdesiege1979]

You need to read a book titled “The Land Divided” by Gerstle Mack. He dedicates almost 100 pages just discussing the research that came between Humboldt’s idea to build a canal in Central America and the French Company of the Interoceanic Canal.

[@lez5333]

Kekw Iona Prep rules

[@UTDAngelito]

Logan Sharps I did

[@UTDAngelito]

Sunsqt You’re correct

[@scottguertin261]

To say that 20,000 French died during the 10 years of the first canal attempt is a lie. The deaths were incurred by Caribbean "slave" laborers. And not 1/3 of the canal was completed by this first attempt. More like less than 10% completed. Not a factual documentary on many points.