America, the New Imperialism: From White Settlement to World HegemonyZed Press, 1978 - 304 pages |
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Page 100
... side by side.'135 Side by side ; but it was a favourite text of the Manifest Destiny men that the U.S. , outstripping Britain in the Anglo - Saxon fold , must soon move to the front . -- 136 Annexation of Hawaii came in 1897 , and was ...
... side by side.'135 Side by side ; but it was a favourite text of the Manifest Destiny men that the U.S. , outstripping Britain in the Anglo - Saxon fold , must soon move to the front . -- 136 Annexation of Hawaii came in 1897 , and was ...
Page 102
... side in the Civil War , and all his life stood for racial equality . Conversely , the second governor - general of the Philippines , L.E. Wright , was a southerner who fought in the Civil War on the rebel side ; he showed little liking ...
... side in the Civil War , and all his life stood for racial equality . Conversely , the second governor - general of the Philippines , L.E. Wright , was a southerner who fought in the Civil War on the rebel side ; he showed little liking ...
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... side by side with Capital in the promotion of American expansion under the watchwords of democracy and liberty . J. Duncan was vice - president of the A. F.L. , C. Russell a socialist of very right - wing affiliation . The mission was ...
... side by side with Capital in the promotion of American expansion under the watchwords of democracy and liberty . J. Duncan was vice - president of the A. F.L. , C. Russell a socialist of very right - wing affiliation . The mission was ...
Contents
MIDDLE DECADES | 37 |
Civil War and After | 55 |
The Last Indian Wars | 61 |
Copyright | |
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