Strategy, Diplomacy, and Isthmian Canal Security, 1880-1917Florida State University, 1984 - 568 páginas |
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... nations of Central America and the Caribbean . To do so would , of course , imply an equality of position , which Washington no longer considered to be the case . There existed among Americans , moreover , a paranoidal suspicion that ...
... nations of Central America and the Caribbean . To do so would , of course , imply an equality of position , which Washington no longer considered to be the case . There existed among Americans , moreover , a paranoidal suspicion that ...
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... nations residing outside its sphere of interest would have to look toward their own protection . Yet , as editor Albert Shaw noted , the leaders of the powerful nations in South America lamentably failed to understand ' the very ...
... nations residing outside its sphere of interest would have to look toward their own protection . Yet , as editor Albert Shaw noted , the leaders of the powerful nations in South America lamentably failed to understand ' the very ...
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... nations in the Western Hemisphere . Great Britain's acceptance of American Isthmian supremacy helped to seal the emerging alliance between the two nations after 1901. Conversely , suspicion that Japan sought to acquire military bases on ...
... nations in the Western Hemisphere . Great Britain's acceptance of American Isthmian supremacy helped to seal the emerging alliance between the two nations after 1901. Conversely , suspicion that Japan sought to acquire military bases on ...
Términos y frases comunes
acquisition Admiral annexation approaches base become Board Britain British canal Caribbean Central American chapter chief coast College Commander concern Congress construction continued Cuba Cuban December defense Department Dewey Diplomacy early economic efforts enemy European event February File fleet force foreign foreign policy fortified further German Hawaii hemisphere Historical ibid importance influence interests islands Isthmian Isthmian canal Isthmus Japanese John June land leaders letter Long look Mahan maintain March McKinley Memorandum Merry military Monroe Doctrine nations naval Navy Navy Department negotiations Nicaragua noted observed obtain Office Pacific Panama Passage plans political position possession possibility prepared presented President protection purchase question reason Records regarding region relations remained Republic Roosevelt Root route Secretary Senate South station strategic strategists suggested territory thought tion treaty United warned Washington wrote York