10 Americans SpeakHuntington Library and Art Gallery, 1954 - 141 pages |
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Page 124
... arrangement by which so much as possible of a just obligation shall be paid . It is far better that this country should put through such an arrangement , rather than allow any foreign country to undertake it . To do so insures the ...
... arrangement by which so much as possible of a just obligation shall be paid . It is far better that this country should put through such an arrangement , rather than allow any foreign country to undertake it . To do so insures the ...
Page 125
... arrangement has been made which will last until the Senate has had time to take action upon the treaty . Under this arrangement the Domini- can Government has appointed Americans to all the important positions in the customs service ...
... arrangement has been made which will last until the Senate has had time to take action upon the treaty . Under this arrangement the Domini- can Government has appointed Americans to all the important positions in the customs service ...
Page 126
... arrangement is terminated by the failure of the treaty chaos will follow ; and if chaos follows , sooner or later this Government may be involved in serious difficulties with foreign governments over the island , or else may be forced ...
... arrangement is terminated by the failure of the treaty chaos will follow ; and if chaos follows , sooner or later this Government may be involved in serious difficulties with foreign governments over the island , or else may be forced ...
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