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... Address by Charles E. Hughes , Secretary of State , January 20 , 1925 Address by President Calvin Coolidge , at New York City , April 25 , 1927 109 111 115 Inaugural Address by President Herbert Hoover , March 4 , 1929 Annual Message ...
... Address by Charles E. Hughes , Secretary of State , January 20 , 1925 Address by President Calvin Coolidge , at New York City , April 25 , 1927 109 111 115 Inaugural Address by President Herbert Hoover , March 4 , 1929 Annual Message ...
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... Address by President Franklin D. Roosevelt , March 4 , 1933 157 159 Address by President Franklin D. Roosevelt , Delivered before the Governing Board of the Pan American Union , at Washington , April 12 , 1933 159 Address by Cordell ...
... Address by President Franklin D. Roosevelt , March 4 , 1933 157 159 Address by President Franklin D. Roosevelt , Delivered before the Governing Board of the Pan American Union , at Washington , April 12 , 1933 159 Address by Cordell ...
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... Address by President Harry S. Truman at the Inter - American Con- ference for the Maintenance of Continental Peace and Security , at Quitandinha , Brazil , September 2 , 1947 Address by Norman Armour , Assistant Secretary of State ...
... Address by President Harry S. Truman at the Inter - American Con- ference for the Maintenance of Continental Peace and Security , at Quitandinha , Brazil , September 2 , 1947 Address by Norman Armour , Assistant Secretary of State ...
Contents
THE HEADWATERS OF OUR LATINAMERICAN POLICY | 3 |
John Quincy Adams Secretary of State to Richard Rush United | 11 |
Report of the Committee on Foreign Affairs of the United States | 17 |
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