Suez And Panama a Parallel
Suez And Panama a Parallel
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The Clayton-Bulwer treaty was attacked because it stood in their way. There ensued the French failure at Panama, and the status quo remained.
During the twenty years since then this change of policy has been adhered to. The growth of the United States in wealth and influence has been one reason. Its new-born naval strength, needing rapid mobilization for "the defense of either coast, was another reason. The growing conviction that an interoceanic canal is a national undertaking, with important ...political bearings, and not a private venture, is a third. Mr. Hay still had a kindly feeling for the neutralization theory and drafted the abrogation of the Clay tort-Bui wer treaty to correspond. A But the Senate would have none of that, and now the treaty of 1850, that old bugbear, has been wiped out, with British consent. The next step is such permanent control of the ter- ritory to be canalized, whether in Colombia or Nicaragua, whether by cession or lease, as to confer actual sovereignty over it upon the United States.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Clayton-Bulwer treaty was attacked because it stood in their way. There ensued the French failure at Panama, and the status quo remained.
During the twenty years since then this change of policy has been adhered to. The growth of the United States in wealth and influence has been one reason. Its new-born naval strength, needing rapid mobilization for "the defense of either coast, was another reason. The growing conviction that an interoceanic canal is a national undertaking, with important ...political bearings, and not a private venture, is a third. Mr. Hay still had a kindly feeling for the neutralization theory and drafted the abrogation of the Clay tort-Bui wer treaty to correspond. A But the Senate would have none of that, and now the treaty of 1850, that old bugbear, has been wiped out, with British consent. The next step is such permanent control of the ter- ritory to be canalized, whether in Colombia or Nicaragua, whether by cession or lease, as to confer actual sovereignty over it upon the United States.
What to read after Suez And Panama a Parallel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Theodore Salisbury Woolsey to read onlineMoreLess
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