Strategy, Diplomacy, and Isthmian Canal Security, 1880-1917Florida State University, 1984 - 568 páginas |
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... noted that in taking the short route through the Mediterranean and the Suez Canal , the American ships would be exposed to attack at several critical points . Moreover , there were no guarantees that the American men - of - war ...
... noted that in taking the short route through the Mediterranean and the Suez Canal , the American ships would be exposed to attack at several critical points . Moreover , there were no guarantees that the American men - of - war ...
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... noted that the islands ' useful- ness as a wireless station could jeopardize Costa Rica's neutrality should a major belligerent power decide to set up a station near the canal . He thought the islands " like an appendix -- useless at ...
... noted that the islands ' useful- ness as a wireless station could jeopardize Costa Rica's neutrality should a major belligerent power decide to set up a station near the canal . He thought the islands " like an appendix -- useless at ...
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... noted that the opening of the canal would enable a superior foreign power to cut off the United States Pacific fleet from its continental base of supplies . Therefore , a South American coaling and naval base would be highly ...
... noted that the opening of the canal would enable a superior foreign power to cut off the United States Pacific fleet from its continental base of supplies . Therefore , a South American coaling and naval base would be highly ...
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