The United States and Cuba: A Study in International RelationsMacmillan, 1934 - 268 pages |
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Page 30
... effort to negotiate trade treaties , and the spasmodic threat of renewed revolutionary activities kept the Cuban question alive in the United States . Cuban annexation was still frequently discussed in the halls of Congress and even in ...
... effort to negotiate trade treaties , and the spasmodic threat of renewed revolutionary activities kept the Cuban question alive in the United States . Cuban annexation was still frequently discussed in the halls of Congress and even in ...
Page 31
... effort to ruin Cuba , on the theory that if the Spaniards would not give up the island , then it should be made worthless to them . Like the Cuban alacran , the scorpion which according to legend lifts its poisonous tail to its own head ...
... effort to ruin Cuba , on the theory that if the Spaniards would not give up the island , then it should be made worthless to them . Like the Cuban alacran , the scorpion which according to legend lifts its poisonous tail to its own head ...
Page 190
... effort to induce American intervention by attempting to demonstrate , especially through the " claims racket " , that the Machado Gov- ernment was not affording adequate protection to American citizens ; second , when the American ...
... effort to induce American intervention by attempting to demonstrate , especially through the " claims racket " , that the Machado Gov- ernment was not affording adequate protection to American citizens ; second , when the American ...
Contents
PART I | 1 |
PART II | 22 |
FORMATION OF TREATY RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN | 47 |
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