10 Americans SpeakHuntington Library and Art Gallery, 1954 - 141 pages |
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... Republics who are benefited by the existence of the Doctrine , must recognize the obligations each nation is under as regards foreign peoples no less than its duty to insist upon its own rights . That our rights and interests are deeply ...
... Republics who are benefited by the existence of the Doctrine , must recognize the obligations each nation is under as regards foreign peoples no less than its duty to insist upon its own rights . That our rights and interests are deeply ...
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... Republic wishes to see some great non - American military power acquire territory in its neighborhood . All that this country desires is that the other republics on this Continent shall be happy and prosperous ; and they can not be ...
... Republic wishes to see some great non - American military power acquire territory in its neighborhood . All that this country desires is that the other republics on this Continent shall be happy and prosperous ; and they can not be ...
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... Republic in order to enforce the payment of its obligations ; for such temporary occupation might turn into a ... republics which need such help . Just as there has been a gradual growth of the ethical element in the relations of ...
... Republic in order to enforce the payment of its obligations ; for such temporary occupation might turn into a ... republics which need such help . Just as there has been a gradual growth of the ethical element in the relations of ...
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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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