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... relations between some of the American nations . The Seventh International Conference of American States per- formed a task of historic importance . The representatives of the sister republics brought to the work of the Conference a ...
... relations between some of the American nations . The Seventh International Conference of American States per- formed a task of historic importance . The representatives of the sister republics brought to the work of the Conference a ...
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... relations of Cuba ; and the President thinks that the influence of France and England with Spain would be well employed in in- ducing her so to modify the administration of the Government of Cuba as to afford the means of some prompt ...
... relations of Cuba ; and the President thinks that the influence of France and England with Spain would be well employed in in- ducing her so to modify the administration of the Government of Cuba as to afford the means of some prompt ...
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... Relations Department of State press release , May 21 , 1948 ( No. 400 ) , Final Act of Bogotá , P. 50 WHEREAS : The ... relations are maintained among the States ; The Ninth International Conference of American States Declares : 1. That ...
... Relations Department of State press release , May 21 , 1948 ( No. 400 ) , Final Act of Bogotá , P. 50 WHEREAS : The ... relations are maintained among the States ; The Ninth International Conference of American States Declares : 1. That ...
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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