Latin America and the United StatesD. Appleton-Century Company, incorporated, 1938 - 510 pages |
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... considered no regulations too severe to accomplish this result . Therefore , when Napoleon placed his brother Joseph upon the throne at Madrid in 1808 , the slight thread of allegiance that still bound the Spanish colonies to the Old ...
... considered no regulations too severe to accomplish this result . Therefore , when Napoleon placed his brother Joseph upon the throne at Madrid in 1808 , the slight thread of allegiance that still bound the Spanish colonies to the Old ...
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... considered most practicable up to our own time were among the first to be considered . Early in the nineteenth century new interest in the idea was provoked by the interesting surveys and reports of the great scientist Alexander von ...
... considered most practicable up to our own time were among the first to be considered . Early in the nineteenth century new interest in the idea was provoked by the interesting surveys and reports of the great scientist Alexander von ...
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... considered . Owing to strong opposition in Congress , the American representa- tives were not sent until it was too late to participate in the congress , but in their instructions the canal project was considered a proper subject for ...
... considered . Owing to strong opposition in Congress , the American representa- tives were not sent until it was too late to participate in the congress , but in their instructions the canal project was considered a proper subject for ...
Contents
THE NEW PANAMERICANISM | 3 |
AMERICAN IMPERIALISM IN HAITI AND SANTO DOMINGO | 288 |
INTERESTS OF THE UNITED STATES IN CENTRAL AMERICA | 318 |
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