Strategy, Diplomacy, and Isthmian Canal Security, 1880-1917Florida State University, 1984 - 568 páginas |
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... obtain a permanent foothold in Dominica ; and we have as much need of a naval station at Samana as any European power could possibly have . It has , how- ever , been the steady rule of our policy to avoid , as far as possible , all ...
... obtain a permanent foothold in Dominica ; and we have as much need of a naval station at Samana as any European power could possibly have . It has , how- ever , been the steady rule of our policy to avoid , as far as possible , all ...
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... obtain consent in 1888 to establish a naval base on the islands " under certain conditions , " as well as agree- ment that no third party privileges would be extended over the islands without the French government securing familiar ...
... obtain consent in 1888 to establish a naval base on the islands " under certain conditions , " as well as agree- ment that no third party privileges would be extended over the islands without the French government securing familiar ...
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... obtaining Nicaraguan dictator Zelaya's agreement to concede such 3 privilege . A " protocol of convention ... obtain control of " enough land to prevent interference in any manner from insurrection or political parties . " 5 ...
... obtaining Nicaraguan dictator Zelaya's agreement to concede such 3 privilege . A " protocol of convention ... obtain control of " enough land to prevent interference in any manner from insurrection or political parties . " 5 ...
Términos y frases comunes
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