Strategy, Diplomacy, and Isthmian Canal Security, 1880-1917Florida State University, 1984 - 568 pages |
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... Hawaii presented another problem , however , for Great Britain was not the only rival to American interests there . By 1894 Japanese immigration had already resulted in a sizable Asian colony in Hawaii , prompting American naval ...
... Hawaii presented another problem , however , for Great Britain was not the only rival to American interests there . By 1894 Japanese immigration had already resulted in a sizable Asian colony in Hawaii , prompting American naval ...
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... Hawaii and the canal , though he was not perhaps " as decided on this point as you and I are . " 46 Throughout the developing crisis over Hawaii that year he corresponded frequently with Mahan , whose advice he funneled to Secretary ...
... Hawaii and the canal , though he was not perhaps " as decided on this point as you and I are . " 46 Throughout the developing crisis over Hawaii that year he corresponded frequently with Mahan , whose advice he funneled to Secretary ...
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... Hawaii or the Isthmus would accordingly require " an increase of our navy . " To Herbert , as well as to others who viewed the question of Hawaiian annexation from a strategic standpoint , Hawaii and the canal seemed to be mutually ...
... Hawaii or the Isthmus would accordingly require " an increase of our navy . " To Herbert , as well as to others who viewed the question of Hawaiian annexation from a strategic standpoint , Hawaii and the canal seemed to be mutually ...
Contents
PROLOGUE | 2 |
Chapter | 2 |
CANAL POLICY AND ISTHMIAN SECURITY BEFORE | 2 |
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