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The expansionist War Hawks from the West and the South needed no prodding to act upon the President's message , although the vote against declaring war was substantial . The New England representatives , whom one would naturally expect ...
The expansionist War Hawks from the West and the South needed no prodding to act upon the President's message , although the vote against declaring war was substantial . The New England representatives , whom one would naturally expect ...
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As a document it consists of only three paragraphs , buried in two separated places in President Monroe's otherwise routine Seventh Annual Message to Congress . The prohibition on European colonization is developed in one place , while ...
As a document it consists of only three paragraphs , buried in two separated places in President Monroe's otherwise routine Seventh Annual Message to Congress . The prohibition on European colonization is developed in one place , while ...
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In his Message of 1904 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 ...
In his Message of 1904 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 ...
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| Title | 12 Americans Speak |
| Editor | John Edwin Pomfret |
| Edition | reprint |
| Publisher | Huntington Library, 1954 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 24 Sep 2007 |
| Length | 183 pages |
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