The Pan-American Policy of James G. Blaine
The Pan-American Policy of James G. Blaine
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♦• As our diplomatic protests against similar discriminations by Costa Rica proved un- availing, our government in accordance with a provision of our Revised Statutes, ordered retaliatory duties to be laid on Costa Rican vessels entering United States ports, •••and in 1888 the discrimination was abolished.^ An unsettled claim of Italy against San Salvador caused a request by these two governments for the good offices of the United States, and through the mediation of our minister, an amicable a...nd satisfactory settlement was made.oo Bayard also issued the invitations for the American peace Conference to be held in Washington in 1889; but the discussion of that topic as well as the Saraoan imbroglio and the Behring Sea controversy which formed the subjects of diplomacy under Bayard will for the sake of unity be de- ferred to be considered undor Blaine's second secretaryship.
In brief, then, we have seen that as regards the Venezuelan awards. Bayard took substantially the same view as •For.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
♦• As our diplomatic protests against similar discriminations by Costa Rica proved un- availing, our government in accordance with a provision of our Revised Statutes, ordered retaliatory duties to be laid on Costa Rican vessels entering United States ports, •••and in 1888 the discrimination was abolished.^ An unsettled claim of Italy against San Salvador caused a request by these two governments for the good offices of the United States, and through the mediation of our minister, an amicable a...nd satisfactory settlement was made.oo Bayard also issued the invitations for the American peace Conference to be held in Washington in 1889; but the discussion of that topic as well as the Saraoan imbroglio and the Behring Sea controversy which formed the subjects of diplomacy under Bayard will for the sake of unity be de- ferred to be considered undor Blaine's second secretaryship.
In brief, then, we have seen that as regards the Venezuelan awards. Bayard took substantially the same view as •For.
What to read after The Pan-American Policy of James G. Blaine?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robertson, William Spence, 1872-1955 to read onlineMoreLess
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