Copyright, 1908

BY BRENTANO'S

THE UNIVERSITY PRESS, CAMBRIDGE, U. S. A.

CONTENTS

BOOK II

FOREIGNERS IN LATIN AMERICA AND RELATIONS

WITH FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS

PART I-THE UNITED STATES ENCOURAGES INVESTMENTS

IN LATIN AMERICA

III. FOREIGNERS IN SPANISH AMERICA.

IV. THE CALVO AND DRAGO DOCTRINES

V. CASES ILLUSTRATING OUTRAGES COMMITTED ON FOREIGNERS

IN VENEZUELA AND GUATEMALA .

VI. INDEMNITY CLAIMS FOR OUTRAGES AGAINST FOREIGNERS

IN TIMES OF REVOLUTION

VII. THE FORCED LOAN

VIII. THE ASPHALT CASE

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IX. ALLEGED PARTICIPATION BY FOREIGNERS IN REVOLUTIONS

X. OUR SISTER REPUBLICS PRODUCE MANY INTERNATIONAL

LAWYERS

PART III-FOREIGNERS IN LATIN-AMERICAN

COURTS

XI. FOREIGNERS IN LATIN-AMERICAN COURTS, AND THE No-

RECLAMATION CLAUSE IN THEIR CONSTITUTIONS AND

CONTRACTS.

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XII. CONTROVERSIES BETWEEN AMERICAN CITIZENS AND LATIN-

AMERICAN EXECUTIVES REGARDING CONCESSIONS

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PART IV-AFFRONTS TO FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS

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XIII. SEIZURE OF PASSENGERS ON FOREIGN MERCHANT VESSELS

IN LATIN-AMERICAN PORTS

XIV. THE PANAMA CANAL AND COLOMBIA.

"HOLD-UP" ON A RATHER LARGE SCALE

XV. THE PANAMA MASSACRE IN 1856 .

XVI. CHILI'S ALLEGED FRIENDSHIP FOR THE UNITED STATES.

THE BALTIMORE AFFAIR

XVII. REIGN OF TERROR UNDER THE BLOODY LOPEZ

XVIII. THE BLOCKADE OF VENEZUELAN PORTS, 1903

XIX. WIDESPREAD DESTRUCTION OF FOREIGN INTERESTS IN

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AN ATTEMPTED

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PART V ARBITRATIONS WITH LATIN-AMERICAN

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COUNTRIES

XX. SUNDRY ARBITRATIONS BETWEEN THE UNITED STATES

AND LATIN-AMERICAN COUNTRIES

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XXI. ARBITRATIONS WITH PERU, BRAZIL, CHILI, HAITI, AND

XXIV. CASE OF THE FRENCH COMPANY OF VENEZUELAN RAIL-

II. APPLICATIONS AND DEVELOPMENTS OF THE MONROE

DOCTRINE FIRST PERIOD

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OF THE MONROE

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V. THE MONROE DOCTRINE-FOURTH PERIOD IN ITS HISTORY

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VIII. THE MONROE DOCTRINE-A NATIONAL SUPERSTITION

IX. THE MONROE DOCTRINE-A BAR TO CIVILIZATION

X. THE MONROE DOCTRINE—A MENAce to our NATIONAL

PEACE AND SAFETY.

III. FRENCH, RUSSIAN, AND GERMAN EXPANSION

IV. GROWTH OF THE UNITED STATES

V. ATTITUDE OF THE UNITED STATES TOWARDS CUBA, THE

ISLE OF PINES, AND THE PHILIPPINES

VI. OUR INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS MAKE THE RETENTION OF

THE PHILIPPINES AN IMPERATIVE NECESSITY

IX. IS THE UNITED STATES EQUAL TO THE TASK OF GOVERN-

ING AND CIVILIZING LATIN AMERICA?.

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X. THE UNITED STATES NEEDS MORE TERRITORY.

XI. THE UNITED STATES SHOULD ADOPT A SANE AND PRAC-

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TICAL POLICY.

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XII. THE ETERNAL MARCH OF PROGRESS MUST GO ON