Ideas and Diplomacy: Readings in the Intellectual Tradition of American Foreign PolicyNorman A. Graebner |
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... Allies as to Mexico . The President has therefore instructed me to submit his views on the new aspect of affairs to the parties concerned . He has relied upon the assurances given to this government by the Allies that they were seeking ...
... Allies as to Mexico . The President has therefore instructed me to submit his views on the new aspect of affairs to the parties concerned . He has relied upon the assurances given to this government by the Allies that they were seeking ...
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... Allies to be unanimous in declaring that the proposed revolution in Mexico is moved only by Mexican citizens now in Europe . The President , however , deems it his duty to express to the Allies , in all candor and frankness , the ...
... Allies to be unanimous in declaring that the proposed revolution in Mexico is moved only by Mexican citizens now in Europe . The President , however , deems it his duty to express to the Allies , in all candor and frankness , the ...
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... allies through whom the United States hoped to contain Communist power in the Orient possessed no tradition of political stability or economic predominance . Backward and troubled , without a sense of national cohesion , these nations ...
... allies through whom the United States hoped to contain Communist power in the Orient possessed no tradition of political stability or economic predominance . Backward and troubled , without a sense of national cohesion , these nations ...
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The French Interest in American Independence 1778 | 27 |
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