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... President Woodrow Wilson , December 30 , 1915 103 Henry P. Fletcher , United States Ambassador to Mexico , to Robert Lansing , Secretary of State , August 9 , 1916 104 Robert Lansing , Secretary of State , to President Woodrow Wilson ...
... President Woodrow Wilson , December 30 , 1915 103 Henry P. Fletcher , United States Ambassador to Mexico , to Robert Lansing , Secretary of State , August 9 , 1916 104 Robert Lansing , Secretary of State , to President Woodrow Wilson ...
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... President Thomas Jefferson to President James Monroe , October 24 , 1823 Richard Rush , United States Minister to Great Britain , to John Quincy Adams , Secretary of State , August 23 , 1823 President James Monroe to Former - President ...
... President Thomas Jefferson to President James Monroe , October 24 , 1823 Richard Rush , United States Minister to Great Britain , to John Quincy Adams , Secretary of State , August 23 , 1823 President James Monroe to Former - President ...
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... President Grover Cleveland to the United States 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 ...
... President Grover Cleveland to the United States 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 ...
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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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