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... neighbor . In this spirit of mutual understanding and of cooperation on this continent you and I cannot fail to be disturbed by any armed strife 4 2 between neighbors . I do not hesitate to say to 160 General Principles.
... neighbor . In this spirit of mutual understanding and of cooperation on this continent you and I cannot fail to be disturbed by any armed strife 4 2 between neighbors . I do not hesitate to say to 160 General Principles.
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... neighbors . There were times , not so far distant , when we tried " dollar diplomacy " and intervention and were accused of " Yankee imperialism . " But we have learned by experience that to have good neighbors we must be a good neighbor ...
... neighbors . There were times , not so far distant , when we tried " dollar diplomacy " and intervention and were accused of " Yankee imperialism . " But we have learned by experience that to have good neighbors we must be a good neighbor ...
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... neighbors has led to world conflict . Lasting peace among neighbors has its roots in spontaneous and genuine friendship . And that kind of friendship among nations depends upon mutual respect for one another . It is our belief that all ...
... neighbors has led to world conflict . Lasting peace among neighbors has its roots in spontaneous and genuine friendship . And that kind of friendship among nations depends upon mutual respect for one another . It is our belief that all ...
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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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