Strategy, Diplomacy, and Isthmian Canal Security, 1880-1917Florida State University, 1984 - 568 pages |
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... Senator Henry Cabot Lodge immediately introduced a resolution in the Senate 14 Coincidentally , the challenging the President's action . Senate was discussing at the time a bill calling for gov- ernmental purchase of the Nicaragua Canal ...
... Senator Henry Cabot Lodge immediately introduced a resolution in the Senate 14 Coincidentally , the challenging the President's action . Senate was discussing at the time a bill calling for gov- ernmental purchase of the Nicaragua Canal ...
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... Senate . " I regard the one about as „ 23 necessary as the other . Along with fellow committee member George Frisbee Hoar of Massachusetts , Frye corre- sponded with Theodore Roosevelt and Mahan during the latter 24 stages of debate on ...
... Senate . " I regard the one about as „ 23 necessary as the other . Along with fellow committee member George Frisbee Hoar of Massachusetts , Frye corre- sponded with Theodore Roosevelt and Mahan during the latter 24 stages of debate on ...
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William Roger Adams. would not be one vote in the Senate against annexation in 25 that event . Oregon Senator John H. Mitchell expressed similar concern about foreign control of the canal approaches . In a Senate speech in January 1895 ...
William Roger Adams. would not be one vote in the Senate against annexation in 25 that event . Oregon Senator John H. Mitchell expressed similar concern about foreign control of the canal approaches . In a Senate speech in January 1895 ...
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