Strategy, Diplomacy, and Isthmian Canal Security, 1880-1917Florida State University, 1984 - 568 páginas |
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... United States to prevent Cuba's control by a foreign power . The vital interest that the United States had in Cuban independence derived from a concern for its own safety . Among the conditions the United States insisted upon having ...
... United States to prevent Cuba's control by a foreign power . The vital interest that the United States had in Cuban independence derived from a concern for its own safety . Among the conditions the United States insisted upon having ...
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... United States and Panama.17 The question of the United States ' right to inter- vene in the internal affairs of the Republic in matters affecting the security of the canal arose promptly . A draft constitution for Panama drawn up in ...
... United States and Panama.17 The question of the United States ' right to inter- vene in the internal affairs of the Republic in matters affecting the security of the canal arose promptly . A draft constitution for Panama drawn up in ...
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... United States and Panama . In the original treaty negotiations , the United States demanded the widest measure of sovereignty over the route to assure maintenance of control and protection for the canal . Its frequent intrusions into ...
... United States and Panama . In the original treaty negotiations , the United States demanded the widest measure of sovereignty over the route to assure maintenance of control and protection for the canal . Its frequent intrusions into ...
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