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... Latin Americans had realized the need for United States participation because of its strength and political ... American nation . It was unfortunately true that the development of United States interest in inter - American cooperation in ...
... Latin Americans had realized the need for United States participation because of its strength and political ... American nation . It was unfortunately true that the development of United States interest in inter - American cooperation in ...
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... Latin American reaction to such growth was one of mixed fear and hos- tility , even on the part of some who admired ... Latin America as were pleased to have Britain faced down in Venezuela's behalf ; the United States ' anti - Spanish ...
... Latin American reaction to such growth was one of mixed fear and hos- tility , even on the part of some who admired ... Latin America as were pleased to have Britain faced down in Venezuela's behalf ; the United States ' anti - Spanish ...
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... Latin American governments or spent directly on projects in Latin America . Senator Hugh Butler of Nebraska aroused a furor in December 1943 when he denounced the government's policy as a " hemispheric handout " [ 58 ] . Although ...
... Latin American governments or spent directly on projects in Latin America . Senator Hugh Butler of Nebraska aroused a furor in December 1943 when he denounced the government's policy as a " hemispheric handout " [ 58 ] . Although ...
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PREFACE | 1 |
James Monroe Seventh Annual Message to the Senate | 32 |
Antonio José de Cañas Minister of Central America | 37 |
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