Ex Us Minister to Colombia James T Du Bois On Colombias Claims And Rights
Ex Us Minister to Colombia James T Du Bois On Colombias Claims And Rights
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Owing to the tender regard for ex-President Roosevelt contained in my instruc- tions I failed. The Wilson Administration has taken a broader and more correct view of the entire question and has presented to the American people a Treaty that ought to be heartily approved, because it is just to Colombia and will remove an intolerable situation. Let us see what the Treaty really means.
" CHIVALROUS EXPRESSION OF REGRET. " Article First contains a simple expression of regret that anything has distu...rbed the friendship that exist- ed between the two nations for a century. While negotiating for a treaty I made the Colombian author- ities understand that under no circunstances would the United States apologize to any nation for a polit- ical act that was our unwritten law that never had been and never would be broken. In purely informal conversations, and in my unofficial memorandum, I suggested that a chivalrous expression of regret that our friendship had in any way been marred, SUCH AS ANY REAL GENTLEMAN WOULD FREE- LY GRANT TO ANOTHER, might later be em- bodied in the Treaty as a balm for the wounded feel- ings of a once friendly nation which had been humil- iated before the world; whose credit had been destroy- ed in foreign countries, whose borrowing ability had been ignored.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Owing to the tender regard for ex-President Roosevelt contained in my instruc- tions I failed. The Wilson Administration has taken a broader and more correct view of the entire question and has presented to the American people a Treaty that ought to be heartily approved, because it is just to Colombia and will remove an intolerable situation. Let us see what the Treaty really means.
" CHIVALROUS EXPRESSION OF REGRET. " Article First contains a simple expression of regret that anything has distu...rbed the friendship that exist- ed between the two nations for a century. While negotiating for a treaty I made the Colombian author- ities understand that under no circunstances would the United States apologize to any nation for a polit- ical act that was our unwritten law that never had been and never would be broken. In purely informal conversations, and in my unofficial memorandum, I suggested that a chivalrous expression of regret that our friendship had in any way been marred, SUCH AS ANY REAL GENTLEMAN WOULD FREE- LY GRANT TO ANOTHER, might later be em- bodied in the Treaty as a balm for the wounded feel- ings of a once friendly nation which had been humil- iated before the world; whose credit had been destroy- ed in foreign countries, whose borrowing ability had been ignored.
What to read after Ex Us Minister to Colombia James T Du Bois On Colombias Claims And Rights?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by James T Dubois to read onlineMoreLess
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