Modernizing the Monroe Doctrine
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DA Gama, "R. S. Naon, "Eduardo Suarez Mujica. " 114 A PAN-MIERICAN TRIANGLE FOR PEACE It should be carefully noted that this mediation was for no other purpose than to prevent war between the United States and Mexico, and that no part of its purpose was to interfere in Mexican domestic strife. This must be borne in mind when considering in what measure it succeeded in its purpose.
This offer was promptly accepted by our Govern- ment. Here follows the note of acceptance sent by Mr. Bryan, then S...ecretary of State: — *'The Government of the United States is deeply sensible of the friendliness, the good feeling, and the generous concern for the peace and welfare of America manifested in the joint note just received from Your Excellencies, tendering the good offices of your Gov- ernments to effect, if possible, a settlement of the present difficulties between the Government of the United States and those who now claim to represent our sister Republic of Mexico. Conscious of the pur- pose with which the proffer is made, this Govern- ment does not feel at liberty to decline it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
DA Gama, "R. S. Naon, "Eduardo Suarez Mujica. " 114 A PAN-MIERICAN TRIANGLE FOR PEACE It should be carefully noted that this mediation was for no other purpose than to prevent war between the United States and Mexico, and that no part of its purpose was to interfere in Mexican domestic strife. This must be borne in mind when considering in what measure it succeeded in its purpose.
This offer was promptly accepted by our Govern- ment. Here follows the note of acceptance sent by Mr. Bryan, then S...ecretary of State: — *'The Government of the United States is deeply sensible of the friendliness, the good feeling, and the generous concern for the peace and welfare of America manifested in the joint note just received from Your Excellencies, tendering the good offices of your Gov- ernments to effect, if possible, a settlement of the present difficulties between the Government of the United States and those who now claim to represent our sister Republic of Mexico. Conscious of the pur- pose with which the proffer is made, this Govern- ment does not feel at liberty to decline it.
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