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Page 207
... Roosevelt's attitude toward Eng- land . In an earlier letter to the same person , Roosevelt explained that he used to be " rather anti - British ; " so much so that when Cleveland sent his Venezuela message to the Senate he promptly ...
... Roosevelt's attitude toward Eng- land . In an earlier letter to the same person , Roosevelt explained that he used to be " rather anti - British ; " so much so that when Cleveland sent his Venezuela message to the Senate he promptly ...
Page 209
... Roosevelt thought the United States should remain neutral in the contest , he was in favor of going to the aid of England in the event that any European powers entered the war . When the following remarks were made it was widely be ...
... Roosevelt thought the United States should remain neutral in the contest , he was in favor of going to the aid of England in the event that any European powers entered the war . When the following remarks were made it was widely be ...
Page 210
... Roosevelt had entered the White House with these opin- ions , Boer leaders could have expected no more than they had already obtained . But Roosevelt's views underwent a change during the first half of 1900 which indicates the intensity ...
... Roosevelt had entered the White House with these opin- ions , Boer leaders could have expected no more than they had already obtained . But Roosevelt's views underwent a change during the first half of 1900 which indicates the intensity ...
Contents
The Representation of British Interests and Consular | 87 |
Appeals for Intervention | 121 |
Boer Propaganda | 176 |
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56th Cong action agent ambassador American consul American government April asked Boer envoys Boer republics Britain British government cable Cape Town committee Congress Cons Consul Hollis Consul Macrum consular contraband convention Croffut Deel Delagoa Bay Department Dept Desp diplomatic England favor February Foreign German Hammond Hay Papers Hollis to Hill ibid ican instructions international law intervention Jameson Raid January Johannesburg John Hay John Hays Hammond June later Letters London Lord Lord Salisbury Lourenço Marques Machadodorp Macrum to Hill Manion March mediation ment Minister Montagu White Newel to Hay O'Beirne October officers Olney opinion Orange Free Pauncefote port President Kruger President McKinley Pretoria received reply Republican request resolution Roosevelt Russian Secretary Hay Senator sent September ships Siclen South African Republic Stowe to Cridler Supra sympathy telegram tion Transvaal government treaty Tyler Dennett United Verzameling vessels W. J. Leyds Washington White to Leyds wrote York