Strategy, Diplomacy, and Isthmian Canal Security, 1880-1917Florida State University, 1984 - 568 pages |
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... canal . The officers serving on the faculty comprised an intellectual elite who from the early years of the school's existence publicized the idea that for reasons of national pride and economic interest the canal must be American owned ...
... canal . The officers serving on the faculty comprised an intellectual elite who from the early years of the school's existence publicized the idea that for reasons of national pride and economic interest the canal must be American owned ...
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... canal to another power . The Diet knew very well , he said , of his reputation as " an active and persistent advocate of an American canal under 14 American control " through Nicaragua . Merry's predecessor , Lewis Baker , had pursued the ...
... canal to another power . The Diet knew very well , he said , of his reputation as " an active and persistent advocate of an American canal under 14 American control " through Nicaragua . Merry's predecessor , Lewis Baker , had pursued the ...
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... Canal . " North American Review , CXXX ( 1880 ) , 1-15 . Lockey , James C. " A Neglected Aspect of Isthmian Diplomacy . " American Historial Rview , XLI ( 1936 ) , 295-305 . Lodge , Henry Cabot . " Our Blundering Foreign Policy ...
... Canal . " North American Review , CXXX ( 1880 ) , 1-15 . Lockey , James C. " A Neglected Aspect of Isthmian Diplomacy . " American Historial Rview , XLI ( 1936 ) , 295-305 . Lodge , Henry Cabot . " Our Blundering Foreign Policy ...
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