The Monroe Doctrine After the War
The Monroe Doctrine After the War
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3. PRESIDENT JOHNSON'S ANNUAL MESSAGE, DECEMBER 9, i868. M . . . While the United States have on all occasions professed a decided unwillingness that any part of this continent or of its adjacent islands shall be made a theater for a new establishment of monarchical power, too little has been done by us, on the other hand, to attach the commu- nities by which we are surrounded to our own country, or to lend even a moral support to the efforts they are so resolutely and so constantly making to s...ecure republican institutions for themselves. . . . Comprehensive national policy would seem to sanction the acquisi- tion and incorporation into our Federal Union of the several adjacent 86 Richardson, Messages and Papers of the Presidents, 3886-3887. 37 290 A LEAGUE OF NATIONS continental and insular communities as speedily as it can be done peace- fully, lawfully, and without any violation of national justice, faith or honor. Foreign possession or control of those communities has hitherto hindered the growth and impaired the influence of the United States.
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3. PRESIDENT JOHNSON'S ANNUAL MESSAGE, DECEMBER 9, i868. M . . . While the United States have on all occasions professed a decided unwillingness that any part of this continent or of its adjacent islands shall be made a theater for a new establishment of monarchical power, too little has been done by us, on the other hand, to attach the commu- nities by which we are surrounded to our own country, or to lend even a moral support to the efforts they are so resolutely and so constantly making to s...ecure republican institutions for themselves. . . . Comprehensive national policy would seem to sanction the acquisi- tion and incorporation into our Federal Union of the several adjacent 86 Richardson, Messages and Papers of the Presidents, 3886-3887. 37 290 A LEAGUE OF NATIONS continental and insular communities as speedily as it can be done peace- fully, lawfully, and without any violation of national justice, faith or honor. Foreign possession or control of those communities has hitherto hindered the growth and impaired the influence of the United States.
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