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... already befallen so many other peace - loving and peace - seeking nations , wisdom and prudence require that we have in our hands adequate means of de- fense . To that end , in the face of common danger , our nations are already working ...
... already befallen so many other peace - loving and peace - seeking nations , wisdom and prudence require that we have in our hands adequate means of de- fense . To that end , in the face of common danger , our nations are already working ...
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... already reached the sufferers and more is forthcoming . The supplies are admitted duty free , and transporta- tion to the interior has been arranged so that the relief , at first neces- sarily confined to Havana and the larger cities ...
... already reached the sufferers and more is forthcoming . The supplies are admitted duty free , and transporta- tion to the interior has been arranged so that the relief , at first neces- sarily confined to Havana and the larger cities ...
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... already been done . It will answer the questions contained in the letter of your soldiers which you have shown me . General amnesty has already been granted by the President of Nica- ragua . I have recommended to President Diaz that the ...
... already been done . It will answer the questions contained in the letter of your soldiers which you have shown me . General amnesty has already been granted by the President of Nica- ragua . I have recommended to President Diaz that the ...
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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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