Strategy, Diplomacy, and Isthmian Canal Security, 1880-1917Florida State University, 1984 - 568 pages |
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... republic . Frelinghuysen immediately replied that the United States had no desire to acquire " noncontiguous " territory , and that in any event the Congress would probably disapprove . 49 47 . Logan , Diplomatic Relations , 373 ...
... republic . Frelinghuysen immediately replied that the United States had no desire to acquire " noncontiguous " territory , and that in any event the Congress would probably disapprove . 49 47 . Logan , Diplomatic Relations , 373 ...
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... Republic was imminent . The situation obviously presented a serious poten- tial threat to the safety of transit along the Isthmian approaches . Virtually from the outset of the crisis the press affirmed the necessity , even the ...
... Republic was imminent . The situation obviously presented a serious poten- tial threat to the safety of transit along the Isthmian approaches . Virtually from the outset of the crisis the press affirmed the necessity , even the ...
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... Republic as well as the zone aggravated the Panamanians though for the duration of the hostilities they suffered ... Republic of Panama in World Affairs ( Philadelphia , 1951 ) chapter iii . were generally motivated by fears that the ...
... Republic as well as the zone aggravated the Panamanians though for the duration of the hostilities they suffered ... Republic of Panama in World Affairs ( Philadelphia , 1951 ) chapter iii . were generally motivated by fears that the ...
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