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... reason . Santander chose to return on a merchant vessel instead.47 The reason given by him for declining the offer was that his ill health would not permit the long land or water trip to Pensacola , whence the vessel was to sail.48 ...
... reason . Santander chose to return on a merchant vessel instead.47 The reason given by him for declining the offer was that his ill health would not permit the long land or water trip to Pensacola , whence the vessel was to sail.48 ...
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... reason to believe that the Panama Railroad Company and the Panama Star and Herald were influential in the support of the movement . 26 Little to Seward , Sept. 18 , 1866 , Sen. Doc . , No. 143 ( 58.2 ) , p . 44 . Sen. Doc . , No. 143 ...
... reason to believe that the Panama Railroad Company and the Panama Star and Herald were influential in the support of the movement . 26 Little to Seward , Sept. 18 , 1866 , Sen. Doc . , No. 143 ( 58.2 ) , p . 44 . Sen. Doc . , No. 143 ...
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... reason to believe that American " interests and safety " demanded Roosevelt's hasty and unprecedented policy . 66 IV . THE INTERESTS OF ' COLLECTIVE CIVILIZATION " The case of the administration was set forth by Roose- velt and Root ...
... reason to believe that American " interests and safety " demanded Roosevelt's hasty and unprecedented policy . 66 IV . THE INTERESTS OF ' COLLECTIVE CIVILIZATION " The case of the administration was set forth by Roose- velt and Root ...
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CHAPTER PAGE | 3 |
ACCUMULATING DISCONTENT AND INCIPIENT REVOLTS | 21 |
THE CASE OF COLONIAL INDEPENDENCE BEFORE FOREIGN | 33 |
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