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The proposition was accepted with the promptitude and cordiality , corresponding with the invariable professions of this government . A foundation appeared to be laid for a sincere and lasting reconciliation .
The proposition was accepted with the promptitude and cordiality , corresponding with the invariable professions of this government . A foundation appeared to be laid for a sincere and lasting reconciliation .
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One of the most effective instruments for peace is the Monroe Doctrine as it has been and is being gradually developed by this Nation and accepted by other nations . No other policy could have been as efficient in promoting peace in the ...
One of the most effective instruments for peace is the Monroe Doctrine as it has been and is being gradually developed by this Nation and accepted by other nations . No other policy could have been as efficient in promoting peace in the ...
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We were generously accepted as the un- affected champions of what was right . It was a very responsible rôlo to play ; but I am happy to report that the fine group of Americans who helped with their expert advice in each part of the ...
We were generously accepted as the un- affected champions of what was right . It was a very responsible rôlo to play ; but I am happy to report that the fine group of Americans who helped with their expert advice in each part of the ...
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| Title | 10 Americans Speak |
| Author | John Edwin Pomfret |
| Editor | John Edwin Pomfret |
| Publisher | Huntington Library and Art Gallery, 1954 |
| Length | 141 pages |
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