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... Congress , December 2 , 1895 340 354 Special Message from President Grover Cleveland to the United States Congress , December 17 , 1895 355 PERIOD OF THE " ROOSEVELT COROLLARY " Annual Message from President Theodore Roosevelt to the ...
... Congress , December 2 , 1895 340 354 Special Message from President Grover Cleveland to the United States Congress , December 17 , 1895 355 PERIOD OF THE " ROOSEVELT COROLLARY " Annual Message from President Theodore Roosevelt to the ...
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... Congress , December 2 , 1845 545 Message from President James K. Polk to the United States Congress , May 11 , 1846 551 Message from President James K. Polk to the United States Congress , July 6 , 1848 558 THE PERIOD OF 1911-1916 ...
... Congress , December 2 , 1845 545 Message from President James K. Polk to the United States Congress , May 11 , 1846 551 Message from President James K. Polk to the United States Congress , July 6 , 1848 558 THE PERIOD OF 1911-1916 ...
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... Congress re concurrence in wisdom of Monroe Doc- trine , Dec. 2 , 1845 , April 29 , 1848 , 328 , 330 , 385 ; stand re transfer of Yucatán , 330 , 345 ; message to Congress , Dec. 2 , 1845 , re annexation of Texas and claims against ...
... Congress re concurrence in wisdom of Monroe Doc- trine , Dec. 2 , 1845 , April 29 , 1848 , 328 , 330 , 385 ; stand re transfer of Yucatán , 330 , 345 ; message to Congress , Dec. 2 , 1845 , re annexation of Texas and claims against ...
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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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