The American Foreign Policy, Edição 2Ernest R. May G. Braziller, 1963 - 248 páginas |
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... treaty with Texas , recognised the Rio Grande , as the western boundary of Texas . Besides the position , so often taken that Santa Anna , while a prisoner of war - a captive - could not bind Mexico by a treaty , which I deem conclusive ...
... treaty with Texas , recognised the Rio Grande , as the western boundary of Texas . Besides the position , so often taken that Santa Anna , while a prisoner of war - a captive - could not bind Mexico by a treaty , which I deem conclusive ...
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... Treaty as drawn is certainly no improvement over the United Nations , nor can it by any stretch of the imagination be regarded as a perfection of or supplement to that Charter . From the point of view of an international organization ...
... Treaty as drawn is certainly no improvement over the United Nations , nor can it by any stretch of the imagination be regarded as a perfection of or supplement to that Charter . From the point of view of an international organization ...
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... treaty obligates us to go to war if certain facts occur . The Monroe Doctrine imposed no obligation whatever to assist any Amer- ican Nation by giving it arms or even economic aid . We were free to fight the war in such a manner as we ...
... treaty obligates us to go to war if certain facts occur . The Monroe Doctrine imposed no obligation whatever to assist any Amer- ican Nation by giving it arms or even economic aid . We were free to fight the war in such a manner as we ...
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