Handbook of the Venezuelan Question And the Monroe Doctrine Containing a Full H
Handbook of the Venezuelan Question And the Monroe Doctrine Containing a Full H
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BAYARD UPHELD IT.
"The United States, " he said, "has pro- claimed herself the protector of this west- ern world, in which she is by far the stronger power, from the intrusion of European sovereignties. She can point with proud satisfaction to the fact that over and over again has she declared effectively that serious indeed would be the consequences if European hostile foot should, without just cause, tread those states in the new world which have emancipated themselves from European control. ...She has announced that she would cherish, as it becomes her, the ter- ritorial rights of the feeblest of those states, regarding them not merely as in the eye of the law equal to even the greatest of nationalities, but in view of her distinctive policy as entitled to be re- garded by her as the objects of a peculi- arly gracious caro. I feel bound to say that if we should sanction by reprisals in Hayti the ruthless invasion of her terri- tory and insult, to her sovereignty which the facts now before us disclose, if we approve by solemn executive action and congressional assent that invasion, it would be difficult for us hereafter to as- sert that in the new world, of whose rights we are the peculiar guardians, these rights have never been invaded by ourselves.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
BAYARD UPHELD IT.
"The United States, " he said, "has pro- claimed herself the protector of this west- ern world, in which she is by far the stronger power, from the intrusion of European sovereignties. She can point with proud satisfaction to the fact that over and over again has she declared effectively that serious indeed would be the consequences if European hostile foot should, without just cause, tread those states in the new world which have emancipated themselves from European control. ...She has announced that she would cherish, as it becomes her, the ter- ritorial rights of the feeblest of those states, regarding them not merely as in the eye of the law equal to even the greatest of nationalities, but in view of her distinctive policy as entitled to be re- garded by her as the objects of a peculi- arly gracious caro. I feel bound to say that if we should sanction by reprisals in Hayti the ruthless invasion of her terri- tory and insult, to her sovereignty which the facts now before us disclose, if we approve by solemn executive action and congressional assent that invasion, it would be difficult for us hereafter to as- sert that in the new world, of whose rights we are the peculiar guardians, these rights have never been invaded by ourselves.
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