The Development of AmericaAmerican Book Company, 1936 - 772 pages |
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... treaty to the Senate for ratification even though he was not highly pleased with it . Many people referred to the treaty as a " plot against the liberty of the people . " After much discussion the Senate approved of ratification only if ...
... treaty to the Senate for ratification even though he was not highly pleased with it . Many people referred to the treaty as a " plot against the liberty of the people . " After much discussion the Senate approved of ratification only if ...
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... treaty with Colombia ( then called New Granada ) . According to the terms of this treaty , the United States was granted the right of way or free transit by any means of transportation , in return for the guarantee of the neutrality of ...
... treaty with Colombia ( then called New Granada ) . According to the terms of this treaty , the United States was granted the right of way or free transit by any means of transportation , in return for the guarantee of the neutrality of ...
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... treaty of peace would be based upon the Fourteen Points outlined by Wilson , with two reservations by the Allies , dealing with reparations and the interpretation of the " freedom of the seas " clause . The Treaty of Versailles . The ...
... treaty of peace would be based upon the Fourteen Points outlined by Wilson , with two reservations by the Allies , dealing with reparations and the interpretation of the " freedom of the seas " clause . The Treaty of Versailles . The ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
Chronological Outline xi | 2 |
Europe and Neighboring Lands | 8 |
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