An edition of The Monroe doctrine
(1964)
The Monroe doctrine.
by Armin Rappaport
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A collection of articles by various scholars, giving explanations and interpretations of the Monroe Doctrine. Includes many quotations from documents and individuals.
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To deter the continental allies in the Western hemisphere / Dexter Perkins
To forestall Britain's designs on Cuba and New World markets / Edward H. Tatum, Jr.
To frustrate France's plans in South America / Arthur P. Whitaker
The work of John Quincy Adams / Worthington C. Ford
Jefferson responsible for basic doctrine / T. R. Shellenberg - Conception and enunciation due to Monroe / William A. Maccorkle
American diplomatic support sought / William W. Kaufmann
New markets needed / George Dangerfield
An arrangement with London to follow Monroe's declaration / Gale W. McGee
A Latin American view: egotistic from its pronouncement / Gaston Nerval
A Latin American view: Machiavellian due to corollaries / Luis Quintanilla
A Soviet view: imperialistic and now outdated / S. Gonionsky
An American view: a doctrine relevant to today / Raymond Moley.
Edition Notes
Bibliography: p. 120-122.
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