The United States and Cuba: A Study in International RelationsMacmillan, 1934 - 268 pages |
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Page 71
... Committee on Relations from the Cuban Constitutional Assem- bly on February 15th . Up to this time Martínez Ortiz says " the Assemblymen had been running on a path of roses " . Four days before , debate had ended on the articles of the ...
... Committee on Relations from the Cuban Constitutional Assem- bly on February 15th . Up to this time Martínez Ortiz says " the Assemblymen had been running on a path of roses " . Four days before , debate had ended on the articles of the ...
Page 90
... Committee spent many hours with Secretary Root going over in detail all the provisions of the Platt Amendment . According to the Committee's report , Root began with an analysis of the traditional policy of the United States toward Cuba ...
... Committee spent many hours with Secretary Root going over in detail all the provisions of the Platt Amendment . According to the Committee's report , Root began with an analysis of the traditional policy of the United States toward Cuba ...
Page 94
... Committee regarding the sanitary projects referred to in Article V. The Secretary stated that definite plans did not exist and that the article referred to the plans that might be mutually determined by the American and Cuban ...
... Committee regarding the sanitary projects referred to in Article V. The Secretary stated that definite plans did not exist and that the article referred to the plans that might be mutually determined by the American and Cuban ...
Contents
PART I | 1 |
PART II | 22 |
FORMATION OF TREATY RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN | 47 |
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