Address By Elihu Rootdedication of the Hay Library
Address By Elihu Rootdedication of the Hay Library
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Then he followed with a series of arbitra- tion treaties in w^hich practically all the countries that took part in the first Hague Conference joined in agreement to submit their differences with the United States to The Hague Tribunal. These treaties failed of ratification by the Senate because of a purely internal question, but they furnished the basis of International assent upon which Mr. Hay's successors have been able to give effect to his pur- poses.
Mr. Hay's diplomacy opened the way for... the con- struction of the Panama Canal. When he took office all progress in that direction was blocked, as it had been since 1850, by the Clayton-Bulwer treaty, which bound the United States to Great Britain as a participant in any enterprise for the connection of the two oceans. Upon his negotia- tion that treaty was abrogated and the United States was set free to accomplish the great work itself. Then followed the negotiations, far ad- vanced towards completion, with Nicarauga; and then the negotiations with Colombia for the right to the Panama route, which culminated in the Hay- Herran treaty; the negotiations with the French Canal Company, which ended in the purchase of their rights; the revolution in Panama consequent upon the rejection at Bogota of the Hay-Herran treaty; the swift and just recognition of the Pan- ama RepubHc, an act as to the propriety and right- fulness of which Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then he followed with a series of arbitra- tion treaties in w^hich practically all the countries that took part in the first Hague Conference joined in agreement to submit their differences with the United States to The Hague Tribunal. These treaties failed of ratification by the Senate because of a purely internal question, but they furnished the basis of International assent upon which Mr. Hay's successors have been able to give effect to his pur- poses.
Mr. Hay's diplomacy opened the way for... the con- struction of the Panama Canal. When he took office all progress in that direction was blocked, as it had been since 1850, by the Clayton-Bulwer treaty, which bound the United States to Great Britain as a participant in any enterprise for the connection of the two oceans. Upon his negotia- tion that treaty was abrogated and the United States was set free to accomplish the great work itself. Then followed the negotiations, far ad- vanced towards completion, with Nicarauga; and then the negotiations with Colombia for the right to the Panama route, which culminated in the Hay- Herran treaty; the negotiations with the French Canal Company, which ended in the purchase of their rights; the revolution in Panama consequent upon the rejection at Bogota of the Hay-Herran treaty; the swift and just recognition of the Pan- ama RepubHc, an act as to the propriety and right- fulness of which Mr.
What to read after Address By Elihu Rootdedication of the Hay Library?
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