Maximilian And Carlotta; a Story of Imperialism
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In the London Treaty his actual purpose was wholly concealed ; and when he declared war, he assured our government that he sought only redress for grievances ; that France did not intend to occupy or dominate in Mexico ; and that the Mexican people should have a free choice of institutions of govern- ment. But the master in diplomacy in the cabinet of Lincoln was not deceived. His policy, from necessity, was one of negotiation, of delay, of apparent disregard of public senti- ment ; but it was ...victorious. It saved us from war with foreign powers until our own safety was assured and we were ready to challenge the right or power of France or her allies to establish an empire in the Americas.
Certain passages in the diplomatic corre- spondence between Washington and Paris, to the time of the demand for the withdrawal of the French troops, will present the essential points in a clear light. In various letters to their respective representatives, Mr. Seward, at an early date, declared our attitude toward the intervention, to England, France, Austria, and Mexico, instructing our ministers to England and France to remonstrate against the recep- A STORY OF IMPERIALISM.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the London Treaty his actual purpose was wholly concealed ; and when he declared war, he assured our government that he sought only redress for grievances ; that France did not intend to occupy or dominate in Mexico ; and that the Mexican people should have a free choice of institutions of govern- ment. But the master in diplomacy in the cabinet of Lincoln was not deceived. His policy, from necessity, was one of negotiation, of delay, of apparent disregard of public senti- ment ; but it was ...victorious. It saved us from war with foreign powers until our own safety was assured and we were ready to challenge the right or power of France or her allies to establish an empire in the Americas.
Certain passages in the diplomatic corre- spondence between Washington and Paris, to the time of the demand for the withdrawal of the French troops, will present the essential points in a clear light. In various letters to their respective representatives, Mr. Seward, at an early date, declared our attitude toward the intervention, to England, France, Austria, and Mexico, instructing our ministers to England and France to remonstrate against the recep- A STORY OF IMPERIALISM.
What to read after Maximilian And Carlotta; a Story of Imperialism?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Taylor, John M. (John Metcalf), 1845-1918 to read onlineMoreLess
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