Strategy, Diplomacy, and Isthmian Canal Security, 1880-1917Florida State University, 1984 - 568 páginas |
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... Mahan persuasively rationalized the imperalist aspirations of the era . 30 Appreciation of Mahan dawned more slowly in the 31 United States . For a time his reputation remained largely confined to a small number of friends at Newport ...
... Mahan persuasively rationalized the imperalist aspirations of the era . 30 Appreciation of Mahan dawned more slowly in the 31 United States . For a time his reputation remained largely confined to a small number of friends at Newport ...
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... Mahan urged immediate seizure of the Hawaiian islands . 44 Roosevelt needed little encouragement , since he had himself consistently advocated annexation of the Pacific Nevertheless , he reassured Mahan that " as outpost . 45 regards ...
... Mahan urged immediate seizure of the Hawaiian islands . 44 Roosevelt needed little encouragement , since he had himself consistently advocated annexation of the Pacific Nevertheless , he reassured Mahan that " as outpost . 45 regards ...
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... Mahan prepared to sail for Europe on a short vacation , Roosevelt assured him that his letters had been forwarded to Captain Sampson , commanding the American fleet in the Caribbean . Within two months Mahan was hastily summoned home to ...
... Mahan prepared to sail for Europe on a short vacation , Roosevelt assured him that his letters had been forwarded to Captain Sampson , commanding the American fleet in the Caribbean . Within two months Mahan was hastily summoned home to ...
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PROLOGUE | 2 |
Chapter | 2 |
CANAL POLICY AND ISTHMIAN SECURITY BEFORE | 2 |
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