Strategy, Diplomacy, and Isthmian Canal Security, 1880-1917Florida State University, 1984 - 568 pages |
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William Roger Adams. among European statesmen and naval observers , who eagerly grasped his doctrine of naval power ... Europe and the United States . More than any other writer , Mahan persuasively rationalized the imperalist aspirations ...
William Roger Adams. among European statesmen and naval observers , who eagerly grasped his doctrine of naval power ... Europe and the United States . More than any other writer , Mahan persuasively rationalized the imperalist aspirations ...
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... Europe , Mahan thought . Although the United States would obtain some advantage in intercoastal transit , the primary significance of the route's opening would remain for it political and military , for in attracting the interest of ...
... Europe , Mahan thought . Although the United States would obtain some advantage in intercoastal transit , the primary significance of the route's opening would remain for it political and military , for in attracting the interest of ...
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... European creditor nations would require intervention . 50 Revolutionary turmoil continued unabated into 1904 with widespread destruction of foreign property caused by fighting among rival groups . In the midst of the crisis , as rumors ...
... European creditor nations would require intervention . 50 Revolutionary turmoil continued unabated into 1904 with widespread destruction of foreign property caused by fighting among rival groups . In the midst of the crisis , as rumors ...
Contents
PROLOGUE | 2 |
Chapter | 2 |
CANAL POLICY AND ISTHMIAN SECURITY BEFORE | 2 |
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