America, the New Imperialism: From White Settlement to World HegemonyZed Press, 1978 - 304 pages |
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Page 11
... Congress by a lobby influence , consisting of leading men out of Congress whose special business it was to induce members of Congress to vote for and support them.'36 Rich men would find it just as easy now , a radical workman feared ...
... Congress by a lobby influence , consisting of leading men out of Congress whose special business it was to induce members of Congress to vote for and support them.'36 Rich men would find it just as easy now , a radical workman feared ...
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... Congress seldom reaching the hands it was meant for.11 When tribesmen took to the warpath again it was often because they were ' ill- treated and starved by the Indian agents and the stinginess in Washington ' . " Except when there was ...
... Congress seldom reaching the hands it was meant for.11 When tribesmen took to the warpath again it was often because they were ' ill- treated and starved by the Indian agents and the stinginess in Washington ' . " Except when there was ...
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... Congress ' , chiefly on account of the sinking of Venezuelan ships . " The administration is not suspicious of us , but it is undoubtedly apprehensive as to German designs . ' Sir Michael Herbert added that , in view of Berlin's ...
... Congress ' , chiefly on account of the sinking of Venezuelan ships . " The administration is not suspicious of us , but it is undoubtedly apprehensive as to German designs . ' Sir Michael Herbert added that , in view of Berlin's ...
Contents
MIDDLE DECADES | 37 |
OVERSEAS EXPANSION AND THE WAR WITH SPAIN | 74 |
IMPERIAL CHOICES FOR A NEW CENTURY | 112 |
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