The independence of the South American republics; a study in recognition and foreign policy

Frederic L. (Frederic Logan) Paxson

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siH^ ^4 THE INDEPENDENCE OF THE SOUTH AMERICAN REPUBLICS 888 Other Books by the Same Author : Independence ofThe fhe South American RepubHcs A STUDY IN RECOGNITION FOREIGNAND POLICY Second Edition Br Frederic L. Paxson Professor of American History in the University of Wisconsin and sometiine Harrison Fellow in the of Pennsylvania FERRIS & LEACH 29 South Seventh Street I I 69 Copyright, by1903, Frederic L Paxson PKEFACE EDITIONTO SECOND twelve years that have elapsed since thisIn the appeared, it has been in demand so contin-book reprinting are necessary.uously that a revision and whileNew materials on recognition have appeared, guides prepared under the direction of the Carnegie Institution 'have opened up the archives of London, Washington as never before.Madrid, Mexico and have revisedI have not re-written the text, but I and re-arranged the notes for this edition, and I have added to the notes references to the more im- portant new materials. Both recognition and neu- trality, its parent, have acquired new precedents and Panamasince 1903; in the cases of the Repub- lic and the "War of 1914 it has again been made clear that international law advances most rapidly in the hands of disinterested nations. Frederic L. Paxson. Wis., February, 1916.

Sujets

• South America
• Diplomatic recognition
• Great Britain
• United States
• Bibliography
• Foreign relations

Informations

• Publié par: les_archives_du_savoir
• Nombre de lectures: 9
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 10 Mo

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siH^ ^4THE INDEPENDENCE OF
THE SOUTH AMERICAN REPUBLICS
888Other Books by the Same Author :Independence ofThe
fhe South American RepubHcs
A STUDY IN
RECOGNITION FOREIGNAND POLICY
Second Edition
Br
Frederic L. Paxson
Professor of American History in the University of Wisconsin and sometiine
Harrison Fellow in the of Pennsylvania
FERRIS & LEACH
29 South Seventh Street
I I 69Copyright, by1903,
Frederic L Paxson