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CONTENTS
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Memorandum to the Secretary of State---
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MEMORANDUM ON THE MONROE DOCTRINE
Statement of the Doctrine.
The six prime points of the Doctrine.
Historical background of the Doctrine.
Intercolonial wars.
Relations with France.--
Jefferson forecasts certain elements of the Monroe Doctrine, 1793---
Genêt's mission.---.
American system of neutrality-
French decrees and British orders in council, 1793–1795.
Washington's farewell address.
Rupture with France---
Adams announces certain principles of the Monroe Doctrine..
“War” with France..
British policy vis-à-vis Spanish colonies, 1798.
Acquisition of Louisiana..
Hawkesbury discusses Louisiana-
King discusses the Floridas...
Madison objects to transfers of territories -
Further British expression..
Jefferson objects to transfer of territory-
Navigation of the Mississippi.---
American proposal to acquire New Orleans and the Floridas.-
Possible British occupation of New Orleans..
Marbois' suggestion to sell the whole of Louisiana.-
Treaty of purchase---
British approval of purchase---
Summary of principles developed to 1803.
Summary of events from 1802 to 1814.-
Revolution in the Spanish Americas
Résumé of events in Europe...
The Grand Alliance and the Holy Alliance-
Mémoire (June 20, 1791) of Louis XVI...
Leopold II's proposed action against France.-
Count Kaunitz's circular instruction.---
Declaration of Pillnitz, August 27, 1791.
French constitution of 1791..
Alexander proposes a European league against France, under the
auspices of Russia and England.--.
Pitt's reply to Alexander -
England and Russia make a treaty of alliance..
Kutusov's proclamation of January 1, 1813.
Russia-Prussian treaty of February 28, 1813.
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Historical background of the Doctrine-Continued.
The Grand Alliance and the Holy Alliance-Continued.
Proclamation of Alexander and Frederick William, March 25, 1813..
British position
Treaty of Chaumont.
Treaties of Paris..
Di Borgo accurately foresees American policy..
British-Austrian treaty of 1815.
British-French treaty of 1815..
The Holy Alliance....
Conference at Aix-la-Chapelle.
British position.-
The conference and the Spanish American colonies -
Monroe on the conference...
Gallatin's report on the conference--
Conference at Troppau.--
Preliminary protocol of Troppau...
British attitude.--
Adjourned conference at Laibach..
British attitude...
Conference at Verona.
Alexander's attitude...
French occupation of Spain...
The correspondence between the United States and Russia, 1820–1823.
The correspondence regarding Cuba, 1822–1823.--
The correspondence between the United States and Great Britain, 1823.
The correspondence of Monroe, Jefferson, and Madison.-
Discussions in the Cabinet.
Monroe's message to Congress..
Contemporaneous discussions and interpretations of the Doctrine.---
Instances which might be considered or have been considered as falling
within the purview of the principles announced in the Monroe
Doctrine...
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Colombia..
1825
Cuba and Porto Rico.--
Colombia and Mexico..
Neutralization of Cuba..
Brazil...
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Cuba----
1828
Argentine Republic
1829
Cuba...
1830
Cuba..
1835
Bay of Honduras.
1840
Cuba.--
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within the purview, etc.-Continued.
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The annexation of Texas..
1845
European discussion of a "balance of power" on American continent
to check advancement of the United States...
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La Plata (Uruguay)--
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Yucatan.
Venezuela..
Ecuador
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Cuba.ua
1850
Clayton-Bulwer treaty --
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1852
Santo Domingo..
1854
Cuba.
1855-1856.
1858
Nicaragua
Mexico.
1859-1860
1861
1862
Mexico.--
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Santo Domingo---
1864-1866
Peru..
1867
Canada.ca
1869
Cuba, Spain and existing colonies..
1870
Island of St. Bartholomew -
1871
Venezuela.--
1880
Bay Islands, Honduras.
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