The United States and Latin America
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The United States and Latin America, by John Holladay Latané, recounts Miranda's hopes of securing aid from the United States and cooperation from Great Britain. The narrative says Hamilton's appointment as virtual commander-in-chief of the American army made Miranda hopeful of his cooperation.
The discussion of the Clayton-Bulwer treaty describes its purpose as establishing a permanent principle of control over interoceanic communication in Central America. The account says the American government could not terminate the treaty without Great Britain's consent for fear that Great Britain would regain its position of advantage when the treaty was made. The text calls the arguments presented by Mr. Blaine and Mr. Frelinghuysen in support of the new policy disingenuous and flimsy.
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- Author
- John Holladay Latané
- Reading time
- About 7 hours
- Pages
- 213
- Language
- English
- Genre
- American History
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