Americas Foreign Policy
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They will have it mean the right of interference by the United States, instead of what it really is— a protest against foreign interference. They would make of it a law overriding treaties, instead of an expression of policy quite sub- ordinate to treaties. They hail it as the American policy, forgetting that Canning first suggested it. They build upon it a " manifest destiny " theory, overlooking the fate of the house in Holy Writ built upon sand.
156 AN INTEROCEANIC CANAL The United States ha...s a peculiar interest in the affairs of those countries lying to the south of it, as being itself the most powerful and influential state on this continent. It has a peculiar interest in any canal which will bring its western and eastern coasts many thousands of miles nearer by water. To it, therefore, belongs the right, nay, the duty, of securing the use of such canal by its vessels of every class, in war and in peace, under the most favorable terms.
Emphasizing all this, it is asserted that the Monroe Doctrine is not the instrument fit to accomplish these results.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They will have it mean the right of interference by the United States, instead of what it really is— a protest against foreign interference. They would make of it a law overriding treaties, instead of an expression of policy quite sub- ordinate to treaties. They hail it as the American policy, forgetting that Canning first suggested it. They build upon it a " manifest destiny " theory, overlooking the fate of the house in Holy Writ built upon sand.
156 AN INTEROCEANIC CANAL The United States ha...s a peculiar interest in the affairs of those countries lying to the south of it, as being itself the most powerful and influential state on this continent. It has a peculiar interest in any canal which will bring its western and eastern coasts many thousands of miles nearer by water. To it, therefore, belongs the right, nay, the duty, of securing the use of such canal by its vessels of every class, in war and in peace, under the most favorable terms.
Emphasizing all this, it is asserted that the Monroe Doctrine is not the instrument fit to accomplish these results.
What to read after Americas Foreign Policy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Theodore Salisbury Woolsey to read onlineMoreLess
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