The United States And the Establishment of the Republic of Brazil
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This fear of European intervention and preference for republican institutions, even in a case where the choice was i^United States Congressional Record, 51 Cong. , 1 Sess, p. 313. 16/feid.. P. 316.
between a republic and one of the best of monarchies, tended to hasten recognition of the new order in Brazil. Another consideration which urged this policy was a desire to secure and retain the friendship and the markets of the largest and most populous Hispanic American state. Consequently, as soon... as news of the revolution reached Washington the minister of the United States in Brazil was instructed to maintain diplomatic relations with the provisional gov- ernment. Moreover, a few days later he was directed to give the republic "a cordial and formal recognition" as soon as the majority of the people of Brazil signified their ac- ceptance of the new regime. '' The proposed delay in formal recognition was deemed by the administration a wise precaution in view of the fact that such a step, if taken before the real nature of the revolt had become manifest, might succeed only in strength- ening a military despotism whereas its true design would be to advance the cause of popular government in the New World.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This fear of European intervention and preference for republican institutions, even in a case where the choice was i^United States Congressional Record, 51 Cong. , 1 Sess, p. 313. 16/feid.. P. 316.
between a republic and one of the best of monarchies, tended to hasten recognition of the new order in Brazil. Another consideration which urged this policy was a desire to secure and retain the friendship and the markets of the largest and most populous Hispanic American state. Consequently, as soon... as news of the revolution reached Washington the minister of the United States in Brazil was instructed to maintain diplomatic relations with the provisional gov- ernment. Moreover, a few days later he was directed to give the republic "a cordial and formal recognition" as soon as the majority of the people of Brazil signified their ac- ceptance of the new regime. '' The proposed delay in formal recognition was deemed by the administration a wise precaution in view of the fact that such a step, if taken before the real nature of the revolt had become manifest, might succeed only in strength- ening a military despotism whereas its true design would be to advance the cause of popular government in the New World.
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