America, the New Imperialism: From White Settlement to World HegemonyZed Press, 1978 - 304 pages |
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Page 103
... Germany now as prominently as Russia . Admiral Tirpitz and the German navy had their eye on the Philippines when the U.S. snapped them up , and during the struggle with Spain it was Germany that took the lead in the European chorus of ...
... Germany now as prominently as Russia . Admiral Tirpitz and the German navy had their eye on the Philippines when the U.S. snapped them up , and during the struggle with Spain it was Germany that took the lead in the European chorus of ...
Page 128
... German designs . ' Sir Michael Herbert added that , in view of Berlin's persistent efforts to make trouble between Britain and the U.S. , he was reading the press attacks on Germany ' with a certain feeling of complacency , if not of ...
... German designs . ' Sir Michael Herbert added that , in view of Berlin's persistent efforts to make trouble between Britain and the U.S. , he was reading the press attacks on Germany ' with a certain feeling of complacency , if not of ...
Page 143
... Germany , Italy , Japan , the U.S. , — with German armies given the task of quelling anarchic France and Russia , and the U.S. placed in command of the entire New World south of Canada . " Thus the Supreme Arbitrator provided the human ...
... Germany , Italy , Japan , the U.S. , — with German armies given the task of quelling anarchic France and Russia , and the U.S. placed in command of the entire New World south of Canada . " Thus the Supreme Arbitrator provided the human ...
Contents
MIDDLE DECADES | 37 |
Civil War and After | 55 |
The Last Indian Wars | 61 |
Copyright | |
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