Strategy, Diplomacy, and Isthmian Canal Security, 1880-1917Florida State University, 1984 - 568 páginas |
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Página 84
... President did not " seem to have sensed the strategy of the ' large policy ' of continental defense " advocated by Lodge , Roosevelt , and Mahan , it was not the fault of his correspondents . Among these was Senator Morgan , who urged ...
... President did not " seem to have sensed the strategy of the ' large policy ' of continental defense " advocated by Lodge , Roosevelt , and Mahan , it was not the fault of his correspondents . Among these was Senator Morgan , who urged ...
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... President with advice on foreign affairs , particularly the Cuban situation . As a businessman , McCook probably had a material interest in Cuban annexation , but as a nationalist he looked toward establishment of American dominion over ...
... President with advice on foreign affairs , particularly the Cuban situation . As a businessman , McCook probably had a material interest in Cuban annexation , but as a nationalist he looked toward establishment of American dominion over ...
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... President of the Army War College , were " based on sentimental grounds rather than a careful study of the interests of our Government and a rational estimate of the great nations engaged in commercial competition . We should not ...
... President of the Army War College , were " based on sentimental grounds rather than a careful study of the interests of our Government and a rational estimate of the great nations engaged in commercial competition . We should not ...
Términos y frases comunes
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