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F 1408. C92
1908
127097 v.2
Copyright, 1908 BY BRENTANO'S
THE UNIVERSITY PRESS, CAMBRIDGE, U. S. A.
CONTENTS
BOOK II
FOREIGNERS IN LATIN AMERICA AND RELATIONS
WITH FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS
PART I-THE UNITED STATES ENCOURAGES INVESTMENTS
IN LATIN AMERICA
V. CASES ILLUSTRATING OUTRAGES COMMITTED ON FOREIGNERS
IN VENEZUELA AND GUATEMALA .
VI. INDEMNITY CLAIMS FOR OUTRAGES AGAINST FOREIGNERS
IN TIMES OF REVOLUTION
VII. THE FORCED LOAN
VIII. THE ASPHALT CASE
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IX. ALLEGED PARTICIPATION BY FOREIGNERS IN REVOLUTIONS
X. OUR SISTER REPUBLICS PRODUCE MANY INTERNATIONAL
LAWYERS
XI. FOREIGNERS IN LATIN-AMERICAN COURTS, AND THE NO-
RECLAMATION CLAUSE IN THEIR CONSTITUTIONS AND
CONTRACTS.
XII. CONTROVERSIES BETWEEN AMERICAN CITIZENS AND LATIN-
AMERICAN EXECUTIVES REGARDING CONCESSIONS
PART IV-AFFRONTS TO FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS
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XIII. SEIZUre of PassenGERS ON FOREIGN Merchant VESSELS
IN LATIN-AMERICAN PORTS
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XIV. THE PANAMA CANAL AND COLOMBIA. AN ATTEMPTED
XVI. CHILI'S ALLEGED FRIENDSHIP FOR THE UNITED STATES.
THE BALTIMORE AFFAIR
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XVII. REIGN OF TERROR UNDER THE BLOODY LOPEZ
XVIII. THE BLOCKADE OF VENEZUELAN PORTS, 1903
XIX. WIDESPREAD DESTRUCTION OF FOREIGN INTERESTS IN
VENEZUELA
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PART V-ARBITRATIONS WITH LATIN-AMERICAN
COUNTRIES
XX. SUNDRY ARBITRATIONS BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES
AND LATIN-AMERICAN COUNTRIES
XXI. ARBITRATIONS WITH PERU, BRAZIL, CHILI, HAITI, AND
XXII. THE ORINOCO STEamship CompANY CASE.
XXIII. THE GREAT VENEZUELAN RAILROAD CASE THE
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XXIV. CASE OF THE FRENCH COMPANY OF VENEZUELAN RAIL-
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V. THE MONROE DOCTRINE-FOURTH PERIOD IN ITS HISTORY
VII. THE MONROE DOCTRINE WHAT DOES IT MEAN?
VIII. THE MONROE DOCTRINE-A NATIONAL SUPERSTITION
IX. THE MONROE DOCTRINE A BAR TO CIVILIZATION
X. THE MONROE DOCTRINE- A MENACE TO OUR NATIONAL
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V. ATTITUDE OF THE UNITED STATES TOWARDS CUBA, the
ISLE OF PINES, AND THE PHILIPPINES
VI. OUR INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS MAKE THE RETENTION OF
THE PHILIPPINES AN IMPERATIVE NECESSITY
PART II-A RATIONAL POLICY FOR THE
UNITED STATES
VII. INEPTITUDE OF AMERICAN DIPLOMACY IN DEALING WITH
LATIN-AMERICAN AFFAIRS
IX. IS THE UNITED STATES EQUAL TO THE TASK OF GOVERN-
ING AND CIVILIZING LATIN AMERICA?.
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X. THE UNITED STATES NEEDS MORE TERRITORY.
XI. THE UNITED STATES SHOULD ADOPT A SANE AND PRAC-
TICAL POLICY
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XII. THE ETERNAL MARCH OF PROGRESS MUST GO ON.