The History And Government of the United States volume 4
The History And Government of the United States volume 4
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The briefest ex- pression of our rule of conduct is, perhaps, the Monroe Doc- trine and the Golden Rule. With this simple chart we can hardly go far wrong.
I think I may say that our sister republ'cs to the south of us are perfectly convinced of the sincerity of our attitude. They know we desire the prosperity of each of them, and peace and harmony among them. We no more want their territory than we covet the mountains of the moon. We are grieved and distressed when there are differences among ...them, but even then we should never think of trying to compose any of those differences unless by the request of both parties to it. Not even our earnest desire for peace among them will lead us to any action which might offend their national dignity or their just sense of independence. We owe them all the considera- tion which we claim for ourselves. To critics in various cli- mates who have other views of our purposes we can only wish fuller information and more quiet consciences.
As to what we have tried to do — what we are still trying to do — in the general field of diplomacy, there is no reason for doubt on the one hand or reticence on the other.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The briefest ex- pression of our rule of conduct is, perhaps, the Monroe Doc- trine and the Golden Rule. With this simple chart we can hardly go far wrong.
I think I may say that our sister republ'cs to the south of us are perfectly convinced of the sincerity of our attitude. They know we desire the prosperity of each of them, and peace and harmony among them. We no more want their territory than we covet the mountains of the moon. We are grieved and distressed when there are differences among ...them, but even then we should never think of trying to compose any of those differences unless by the request of both parties to it. Not even our earnest desire for peace among them will lead us to any action which might offend their national dignity or their just sense of independence. We owe them all the considera- tion which we claim for ourselves. To critics in various cli- mates who have other views of our purposes we can only wish fuller information and more quiet consciences.
As to what we have tried to do — what we are still trying to do — in the general field of diplomacy, there is no reason for doubt on the one hand or reticence on the other.
What to read after The History And Government of the United States volume 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Patton, Jacob Harris to read onlineMoreLess
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