America, the New Imperialism: From White Settlement to World HegemonyZed Press, 1978 - 304 pages |
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Page 48
... Spain , with the twofold object of freeing Spain from despotic rule and enabling America to get possession of Cuba and its slave - plantations . The incongruity of these two aims typified the hybrid complexion of all American policy ...
... Spain , with the twofold object of freeing Spain from despotic rule and enabling America to get possession of Cuba and its slave - plantations . The incongruity of these two aims typified the hybrid complexion of all American policy ...
Page 103
... Spain it was Germany that took the lead in the European chorus of denunciation of America , which at times sounded as threatening as the old Holy Alliance talk of an intervention on the side of Spain against its New World rebels ...
... Spain it was Germany that took the lead in the European chorus of denunciation of America , which at times sounded as threatening as the old Holy Alliance talk of an intervention on the side of Spain against its New World rebels ...
Page 216
... Spain had to be left out of NATO , because of European prejudice , but Dulles treated it as virtually a member ; in 1959 President Eisenhower set the seal on this by visiting Spain , and three years later a new agreement over bases ...
... Spain had to be left out of NATO , because of European prejudice , but Dulles treated it as virtually a member ; in 1959 President Eisenhower set the seal on this by visiting Spain , and three years later a new agreement over bases ...
Contents
MIDDLE DECADES | 37 |
Civil War and After | 55 |
The Last Indian Wars | 61 |
Copyright | |
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