12 Americans SpeakJohn Edwin Pomfret Huntington Library, 1954 - 183 pages |
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... President's message , although the vote against declaring war was substantial . The New England representatives ... President by commitments he did not intend to keep . Oddly enough , unaware of the American declaration , a new British ...
... President's message , although the vote against declaring war was substantial . The New England representatives ... President by commitments he did not intend to keep . Oddly enough , unaware of the American declaration , a new British ...
Page 79
... President to make a solely American pronounce- ment . President Monroe's pronouncements were practically ignored in Europe when they were published , indeed it was not until the Civil War that they became generally known as a doctrine ...
... President to make a solely American pronounce- ment . President Monroe's pronouncements were practically ignored in Europe when they were published , indeed it was not until the Civil War that they became generally known as a doctrine ...
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... President Roosevelt gave a clear exposition of the new role of the United States in world affairs and of her especial interest in the Western Hemisphere . In his Message of 1905 , he enunciated what became known as the Roosevelt ...
... President Roosevelt gave a clear exposition of the new role of the United States in world affairs and of her especial interest in the Western Hemisphere . In his Message of 1905 , he enunciated what became known as the Roosevelt ...
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