American Foreign Policy
American Foreign Policy
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CHAPTER III THE RECOGNITION OF THE MONROE DOCTRINE THE external problems hitherto confront- ing the nation have been mainly of a sim- ple order. Since the birth of the Republic we have been spared the intricate questions of foreign policy that disturb the calm of European statesmen. Our diplomacy, after the remarkable success of its early efforts, brought to the consideration of interna- tional relations a directness of vision and of method, differing, perhaps, from that of a trained service, b...ut not unsuited to accom- plish its end. With neither the glamour nor the brilliancy occasionally present among European diplomatists, our public men have for the most part treated foreign relations with the sterling sense and integ- rity of purpose characteristic of the best traditions in our government.
So long as national conditions remained THE MONROE DOCTRINE 57 unaltered there was little necessity for change in method. Isolation afforded the best guarantee for our security, and the ocean provided an effectual barrier for possi- ble diplomatic shortcomings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CHAPTER III THE RECOGNITION OF THE MONROE DOCTRINE THE external problems hitherto confront- ing the nation have been mainly of a sim- ple order. Since the birth of the Republic we have been spared the intricate questions of foreign policy that disturb the calm of European statesmen. Our diplomacy, after the remarkable success of its early efforts, brought to the consideration of interna- tional relations a directness of vision and of method, differing, perhaps, from that of a trained service, b...ut not unsuited to accom- plish its end. With neither the glamour nor the brilliancy occasionally present among European diplomatists, our public men have for the most part treated foreign relations with the sterling sense and integ- rity of purpose characteristic of the best traditions in our government.
So long as national conditions remained THE MONROE DOCTRINE 57 unaltered there was little necessity for change in method. Isolation afforded the best guarantee for our security, and the ocean provided an effectual barrier for possi- ble diplomatic shortcomings.
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