El Salvador And the United States the Government of El Salvador And the Treaty
El Salvador And the United States the Government of El Salvador And the Treaty
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On the same ground, un- doubtedly, the illustrious President Monroe declared in 1823 that : " The United States would consider any attempt from the European Powers to extend their political system over any portion whatever of the American Hemisphere, as dangerous to their own peace and security ; that the American continents, by the free and independent condition they have acquired and maintain, are no longer to be considered themselves as subject to colon- ization in future, on the part of any... European Power ; and that the United States will never consent in any intervention having as object to oppress or control in any shape or form the destiny of these nations, facts that will be considered as hostile and unfriendly. " The Monroe doctrine, then, has for foundation the right of the self- defence and the security of the country that maintains it ; and in that sense, we may assert that Art. II of the General Treaty above mentioned, while proclaiming the inalterability of the con- stitutional order of the Central- American States and providing, therefore, a means to stop the alienation or colonization of their territories, is as legitimate as the renowned doctrine and has for foundation its same foundation : the right of the security of nations.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On the same ground, un- doubtedly, the illustrious President Monroe declared in 1823 that : " The United States would consider any attempt from the European Powers to extend their political system over any portion whatever of the American Hemisphere, as dangerous to their own peace and security ; that the American continents, by the free and independent condition they have acquired and maintain, are no longer to be considered themselves as subject to colon- ization in future, on the part of any... European Power ; and that the United States will never consent in any intervention having as object to oppress or control in any shape or form the destiny of these nations, facts that will be considered as hostile and unfriendly. " The Monroe doctrine, then, has for foundation the right of the self- defence and the security of the country that maintains it ; and in that sense, we may assert that Art. II of the General Treaty above mentioned, while proclaiming the inalterability of the con- stitutional order of the Central- American States and providing, therefore, a means to stop the alienation or colonization of their territories, is as legitimate as the renowned doctrine and has for foundation its same foundation : the right of the security of nations.
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