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... direct subtraction from the standards of living of the borrowing country and the impoverishment of its people . In fact , if this principle could be adopted between nations of the world —that is , if nations would do away with the ...
... direct subtraction from the standards of living of the borrowing country and the impoverishment of its people . In fact , if this principle could be adopted between nations of the world —that is , if nations would do away with the ...
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... direct though unofficial application has been made by the present Russian minister here that the United States should become formal party to the Holy Alliance . It has been suggested , as inducement to obtain their compliance , that ...
... direct though unofficial application has been made by the present Russian minister here that the United States should become formal party to the Holy Alliance . It has been suggested , as inducement to obtain their compliance , that ...
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... direct and immediate parties is an admitted canon of international law . The doctrine is ordinarily expressed in terms of the most gen- eral character and is perhaps incapable of more specific statement . It is declared in substance ...
... direct and immediate parties is an admitted canon of international law . The doctrine is ordinarily expressed in terms of the most gen- eral character and is perhaps incapable of more specific statement . It is declared in substance ...
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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