Strategy, Diplomacy, and Isthmian Canal Security, 1880-1917Florida State University, 1984 - 568 pages |
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... protection without adopting measures in this continent which the United States deem wholly inadmissible . " He ... protect our national interests . " The canal , Hayes proclaimed , had become a part of the United States coast- line.9 8 ...
... protection without adopting measures in this continent which the United States deem wholly inadmissible . " He ... protect our national interests . " The canal , Hayes proclaimed , had become a part of the United States coast- line.9 8 ...
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... protection of America's coastline and Isthmian 34 transit . Everyone must agree , he wrote , that European or ... protect the western approaches to the Isthmus . Maintaining rigid control over the canal was imperative , he argued ...
... protection of America's coastline and Isthmian 34 transit . Everyone must agree , he wrote , that European or ... protect the western approaches to the Isthmus . Maintaining rigid control over the canal was imperative , he argued ...
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... protection for all inhabitants who may temporarily or permanently settle in the West Indies , on the Spanish Main , and in Central America . " To promote , and if necessary , to protect its interests , he suggested , the United States ...
... protection for all inhabitants who may temporarily or permanently settle in the West Indies , on the Spanish Main , and in Central America . " To promote , and if necessary , to protect its interests , he suggested , the United States ...
Contents
PROLOGUE | 2 |
Chapter | 2 |
CANAL POLICY AND ISTHMIAN SECURITY BEFORE | 2 |
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