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... fact , worse , as he sat helplessly watch- ing revolution materialize — an event he had worked so hard to prevent . About his work as representative of Colombia Her- rán said : Personally they have treated me very unjustly in Colombia ...
... fact , worse , as he sat helplessly watch- ing revolution materialize — an event he had worked so hard to prevent . About his work as representative of Colombia Her- rán said : Personally they have treated me very unjustly in Colombia ...
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... fact that we have fought , both with all the energies of our souls , for a common ideal is not lessened by the minor fact of having defended different solutions . If I have not been on the same side as you , allow me Mr. Senator to say ...
... fact that we have fought , both with all the energies of our souls , for a common ideal is not lessened by the minor fact of having defended different solutions . If I have not been on the same side as you , allow me Mr. Senator to say ...
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... fact , he would have been a very dull man had he been unable to make such a guess . How extraordinary it is that men can be taken in by arguments like those advanced in this matter by Senators Hoar , Morgan , and Gorman ! Bunau ...
... fact , he would have been a very dull man had he been unable to make such a guess . How extraordinary it is that men can be taken in by arguments like those advanced in this matter by Senators Hoar , Morgan , and Gorman ! Bunau ...
Contents
PROJECTS CONFLICTS AND THE COMPROMISE 18001850 | 21 |
THE CANAL POLICY OF THE UNITED STATES EVOLVES | 66 |
THE DIPLOMATIC DEADLOCK IS BROKEN 18961901 | 110 |
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