Strategy, Diplomacy, and Isthmian Canal Security, 1880-1917Florida State University, 1984 - 568 páginas |
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... annexation simply as a strategic requirement . Nevertheless , annexation did not come in 1893 . Steadfastly clinging to traditional precepts of foreign policy that did not include overseas acquisitions , President Grover Cleveland ...
... annexation simply as a strategic requirement . Nevertheless , annexation did not come in 1893 . Steadfastly clinging to traditional precepts of foreign policy that did not include overseas acquisitions , President Grover Cleveland ...
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... annexation , he observed that Britain already commanded the Atlantic entrances to the canal at every strategic point . If the United States did not act to protect the waterway , he warned , Great Britain would surely dominate it.26 As ...
... annexation , he observed that Britain already commanded the Atlantic entrances to the canal at every strategic point . If the United States did not act to protect the waterway , he warned , Great Britain would surely dominate it.26 As ...
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... annexation from a strategic standpoint , Hawaii and the canal seemed to be mutually inclusive parts of the same problem . As Morgan wrote privately in 1897 , " The annexation of Hawaii would make the canal a necessity as the ...
... annexation from a strategic standpoint , Hawaii and the canal seemed to be mutually inclusive parts of the same problem . As Morgan wrote privately in 1897 , " The annexation of Hawaii would make the canal a necessity as the ...
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