The Growth of the United States: The expansion of the nation, 1865-1943H. Holt, 1943 |
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... treaty also declared clearly that neither party should impose any charges or tolls other than those mutually agreed upon . Treaty Hay- Pauncefote Treaty In 1850 the signing of the Clayton - Bulwer Treaty was considered a diplo- matic ...
... treaty also declared clearly that neither party should impose any charges or tolls other than those mutually agreed upon . Treaty Hay- Pauncefote Treaty In 1850 the signing of the Clayton - Bulwer Treaty was considered a diplo- matic ...
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... treaty was signed and submitted to the Senate . Without specific mention of Theodore Roosevelt's benevolent assistance in creating the Republic of Panama , the treaty expressed regret for anything which had interrupted cordial relations ...
... treaty was signed and submitted to the Senate . Without specific mention of Theodore Roosevelt's benevolent assistance in creating the Republic of Panama , the treaty expressed regret for anything which had interrupted cordial relations ...
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... Treaty . In one way or another the Treaty came to a vote on three different occa- sions , and on no one of these could the necessary two - thirds vote be mus- tered . On November 19 , 1919 , the vote was taken on the ratifying reso ...
... Treaty . In one way or another the Treaty came to a vote on three different occa- sions , and on no one of these could the necessary two - thirds vote be mus- tered . On November 19 , 1919 , the vote was taken on the ratifying reso ...
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