United States Since 1865Barnes & Noble, 1973 - 290 pages |
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... ships in Canadian waters . In response an angry Congress authorized President Cleveland to close American ports to Canadian ships and goods . After the election of 1888 , anti - British sentiment subsided ; and the State Department ...
... ships in Canadian waters . In response an angry Congress authorized President Cleveland to close American ports to Canadian ships and goods . After the election of 1888 , anti - British sentiment subsided ; and the State Department ...
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... ships to remain outside the zone and advised citizens of neutral countries to refrain from traveling on the Allies ' ships . To the spirited protests of the United States against the use of the submarine without observing the rule of ...
... ships to remain outside the zone and advised citizens of neutral countries to refrain from traveling on the Allies ' ships . To the spirited protests of the United States against the use of the submarine without observing the rule of ...
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... ) the use of American ports as supply bases for belligerent warships or armed merchant ships ; ( 2 ) the transport of any commodities on an American ship to a belligerent ; ( 3 ) the export of goods 194 The Impact of World Power.
... ) the use of American ports as supply bases for belligerent warships or armed merchant ships ; ( 2 ) the transport of any commodities on an American ship to a belligerent ; ( 3 ) the export of goods 194 The Impact of World Power.
Contents
BUILDING A NEW NATION | 1 |
AN EXPANDING ECONOMIC SYSTEM | 14 |
POLITICAL ORGANIZATION OF the West and Land Grants | 20 |
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